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Brewers $50 Million Rookie's Heroics Spoiled By Bullpen Meltdown

SI Feed·Michael McDermott·about 11 hours ago
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Despite Cooper Pratt's best efforts, the Milwaukee Brewers failed to complete a four-game sweep of the Tampa Bay Rays. The rookie shortstop had a game to remember, going 4-for-5 at the plate with a go-ahead home run in the 12th inning.

His home run put the Brewers up 3-2 and three outs away from their first World Series championship. But for the first time this postseason, the club experienced adversity of its own making.

A rare defensive miscue set the tone for the inning, putting the tying run on base. The Rays followed with four consecutive hits against left-hander Shane Drohan, with Ben Williamson sending the series to a fifth game.

The Brewers are still in the driver's seat for this World Series. They'll enter Game 5 with their ace, Jacob Misiorowski, ready to go.…

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