The Brewers take the lead in the World Series with a record and VAR

'With smoking barbecues in the crowded parking lot of American Family Field in Milwaukee from six hours before the start of the game and an exceeded attendance of 43,250 spectators (because additional standing-room bleachers were installed), the Brewers celebrated their return to the MLB World Series 44 years later with a narrow, controversial, and record-setting victory. The 3-2 win over the Rays , who have also never won the title, lived up to expectations: two athletic teams, without huge hitters. There were no "home runs" or many "strikeouts" (eliminations of players after three strikes), but there was a historic pitch and a review of a play in the last inning that somewhat altered the fate of the game. '

'In the first inning, Jacob Misiorowski , the 24-year-old Brewers pitcher, threw the ball at 166 kilometers per hour . It is a record in the history of the World Series . Although this type of measurement has been taken since 2008 and the MLB championship final has been held in the modern era since 1903 (Boston beat Pittsburg 5-3 in a best-of-nine series format), the iron arm of the Missouri "pitcher" is golden: in September 2026 he became the first player in Major League history to throw 1,000 pitches at 160 kilometers per hour or more. Misiorowski surpassed the previous mark of 165 km/h set by Aroldis Chapman (Cubs) in the 2016 Fall Classic'

Then the Brewers' designated hitter Christian Yelich drove in two runs to make it 3-1 , and although the Rays did not give up and closed the gap on the scoreboard, everything seemed decided in the ninth inning. "Glory Days" by Springsteen was playing over the loudspeakers and the Milwaukee players were celebrating the victory when the umpires overturned a double play that seemed to seal the outcome of the game after a video review following a challenge by the Rays. By millimeters, Pratt's right foot had come off the base before fielding the ball . The typical neighborhood play, as it is known in MLB. After the scare, the Brewers then secured the win. Today the second game is being played, also in festive Milwaukee .