Rays Lose Game 2 After Brewers Overcome 4-0 Deficit
In Milwaukee, Tampa Bay Rays pitcher Drew Rasmussen exited the game before completing the fourth inning, as the Rays lost a 4-0 lead and ultimately Game 2 to the Milwaukee Brewers.
Dothan, AL, October 25, 2026 —
The Tampa Bay Rays lost Game 2 to the Milwaukee Brewers in Milwaukee after giving up a 4-0 lead. Rays pitcher Drew Rasmussen left the game before completing the fourth inning, according to the available account.
The summary does not provide the final score, the inning-by-inning sequence of the comeback, or details about how the Brewers scored. It also does not state why Rasmussen exited, how many pitches or innings he recorded, or who replaced him. No further pitching or batting statistics were provided.
The game date and the larger series situation are not specified, so the result cannot be placed in a broader timeline from the information available. The account identifies the matchup as Game 2 and says the Brewers won, but it does not give details about the teams’ records, the series score, or what the outcome meant for either club.
Rasmussen’s departure came before he completed the fourth inning, while Tampa Bay’s 4-0 advantage was ultimately erased. The available information does not establish whether those events were directly connected or explain when the lead changed. It also does not identify any injury, managerial decision, or other circumstance related to the pitcher’s exit.
The reported facts are limited to the location, the teams, Rasmussen’s early exit, the Rays’ lost lead, and the Brewers’ Game 2 victory. Additional information about the final score, the game’s turning points, and the reason for Rasmussen’s departure was not provided.
Story summarized from the original created by STEVE MEGARGEE, Associated Press on www.wdhn.com, see more information here.
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