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Milwaukee Brewers narrowly beat Tampa Bay Rays 3-2

The Milwaukee Brewers narrowly beat the Tampa Bay Rays 3-2 at home Saturday at American Family Field.

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The Milwaukee Brewers narrowly beat the Tampa Bay Rays 3-2 at home Saturday at American Family Field.

The margin of victory was 1 run, and the two teams combined for 5 runs. The win moves the Brewers to 111-60 on the season.

The Rays fall to 105-67. They are 3-2 over their last 5 games.

Across the season so far, the Brewers are scoring 5.1 runs per game and allowing 3.7, while the Rays are scoring 4.5 and allowing 3.9. That gives the Brewers the better point differential, +228 to +97.

It was the 4th meeting between the teams this season. The Brewers now lead the season series 3-1.

Up next, the Brewers host the Tampa Bay Rays on Sunday, October 25. The Rays visit the Milwaukee Brewers on Sunday, October 25.

The 5 combined runs were below the 8.6 runs these two teams’ games have averaged this season.

By the numbers

  • Final: Milwaukee Brewers 3, Tampa Bay Rays 2
  • Margin: 1 runs · Combined: 5 runs
  • Brewers: 111-60 overall · 60-26 at home · 51-34 on the road · last 5: W-W-W-W-W
  • Rays: 105-67 overall · 59-27 at home · 46-40 on the road · last 5: L-W-W-W-L
  • Venue: American Family Field

Major League Baseball teams play 162 regular-season games. Twelve teams reach the postseason — three division winners and three wild cards from each league — and the top two division winners in each league receive a bye past the Wild Card Series.

Follow both clubs on the Milwaukee Brewers and Tampa Bay Rays team pages, check the latest MLB standings and scores. Scores and records in this report come from official league data and update automatically.

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