The Milwaukee Brewers were three outs away from completing one of the most impressive postseason runs. But they were unable to finish the job in Game 4, and they'll have to wait one more day before potentially celebrating a championship.

"When you're achieving something like this, it's going to have its adversity," said Brewers manager Pat Murphy, video courtesy of MLB on FOX . "We had some things go our way yesterday; they had some things go their way today. That's what it is. You live with it. And if you're a competitor, you wake up tomorrow morning and come ready to play."

Cooper Pratt's 12th-inning home run gave the Brewers a 3-2 lead. But without their top relievers, Shane Drohan couldn't get the final three outs necessary. All four batters he faced hit safely, handing Milwaukee their first heartbreaking loss of the postseason and extending the series one more game.

"Credit Tampa for what they did.…