For the seventh time in nine postseason wins, the Brewers erased a deficit and secured an impressive comeback victory.

Milwaukee got off to a rocky start in Game 2 of the World Series , as Logan Henderson allowed four runs (three earned) in the top of the first inning. An error from Cooper Pratt put a runner in scoring position, and the Rays proceeded to get on the board with a pair of RBI singles, giving them a 2–0 lead. Then, Liam Hicks came through at the plate, parking a pitch from Henderson in the seats in right center field to make it a 4–0 game before the end of the first inning.

The Rays would’ve anticipated their early lead would be safe with Drew Rasmussen on the mound, but the Brewers quickly answered in the bottom of the first. Milwaukee plated two runs off Rasmussen, thanks to contributions from William Contreras and Garrett Mitchell, making it a 4–2 game by the end of the first.…