Milwaukee at Tampa Bay

Tampa Bay scored twice in the 12th inning Tuesday night to beat Milwaukee 4-3 and push the World Series to a fifth game. Milwaukee led 3-2 heading into the bottom of the inning. The Brewers lead the series 3-1, but two of the Rays' three losses came by a run, 3-2 and 5-4. Milwaukee finished 103-59, and Tampa Bay 98-64, and the Rays went 55-26 at home. Jacob Misiorowski led the majors with a 1.80 ERA and 252 strikeouts, and he held Tampa Bay to one run on four hits over five innings in Game 1. He has not recorded an out in the sixth inning in any of his three postseason starts, because the Padres, Dodgers and Rays kept fouling off pitches and running up his pitch counts. That leaves Milwaukee's bullpen with at least four innings tonight, a day after it worked 12. Antonio Senzatela and Drohan both pitched in that game, and Drohan gave up four straight singles in the 12th, including Ben Williamson's game-winner. The Rays have already scored on that group this week, and Milwaukee has to lean on it again once Misiorowski is out. I'm taking Tampa Bay at home on the moneyline in Game 5 of the World Series, with the Brewers' tired relievers due for a long night.