The Milwaukee Brewers overcame a four-run first inning to beat the Tampa Bay Rays 5–4 in World Series Game 2 on Saturday, October 24, taking a 2–0 lead in the best-of-seven championship series.

MLB’s official final record shows Milwaukee answering Tampa Bay’s four-run opening with two runs in the bottom of the first. The Brewers added one in the fourth, tied the game in the sixth and moved ahead in the seventh.

Tampa Bay did not score after the first inning. Milwaukee finished with 11 hits to the Rays’ seven; each team committed one error.

Abner Uribe received the win, Tyler Wells took the loss and Aaron Ashby earned the save, according to the official record.

The Brewers also won Friday’s opener, 3–2. Saturday’s result leaves them two victories from the title.

Source: MLB official Game 2 final record and linescore.

Editorial illustration of baseball equipment and the Game 2 result.