Locked On Rays- Daily Podcast On The Tampa Bay Rays
Oct 28, 2026 · 33 min · 12 segments
Tampa Bay Rays stun the Milwaukee Brewers with a 12th-inning comeback—can their resilience fuel a historic World Series turnaround? The conversation focused on Ben Williamson’s walk-off heroics, with…
And in doing so, Kev, in the 12th inning, the Rays are the fourth team in World Series history with an extra inning comeback to stave off elimination.
Within six minutes, you were down one run, facing elimination, three outs to go.
You are just surrendered yourself to the baseball God saying it can only happen if there's a miracle.
And, you know, we've heard this time and time again throughout this World Series.
Indeed, and it's nice to kick it back to the Brewers a little bit and say, hey, we can capitalize on mistakes, errors, errant throws, whatever it may be, in tight, down-to-the-wire situations, and that's exactly what happened in the 12th inning.
We have to give due credit to Ben Williamson, who singled on a ground ball to get Nick Fortes to score and ultimately sealing the game.
And in doing so, Kev, in the 12th inning, the Rays are the fourth team in World Series history with an extra inning comeback to stave off elimination.
Within six minutes, you were down one run, facing elimination, three outs to go.
You are just surrendered yourself to the baseball God saying it can only happen if there's a miracle.
And, you know, we've heard this time and time again throughout this World Series.
Indeed, and it's nice to kick it back to the Brewers a little bit and say, hey, we can capitalize on mistakes, errors, errant throws, whatever it may be, in tight, down-to-the-wire situations, and that's exactly what happened in the 12th inning.
We have to give due credit to Ben Williamson, who singled on a ground ball to get Nick Fortes to score and ultimately sealing the game.
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