Episode 191 of Tablesetters is LIVE!

The Milwaukee Brewers are World Series champions for the first time in franchise history. Steve goes solo this week to break down Milwaukee’s five game victory over Tampa Bay, capping a historic 103 win season with timely hitting, dominant pitching and contributions throughout the roster.

Steve opens with Jacob Misiorowski’s Game 5 performance, delivering 5⅔ scoreless innings before exiting with a calf cramp and finishing the series with just one run allowed over 10⅔ innings. Cooper Pratt added two RBIs as Milwaukee bounced back from Tampa Bay’s dramatic Game 4 comeback to finish the job.

Then the spotlight turns to Jackson Chourio and Pratt’s breakout performances. Chourio collected 10 hits in his first 20 World Series at bats, while Pratt drove in seven runs through his Game 5 contributions. From William Contreras getting on base to Sal Frelick’s game tying homer, Milwaukee kept finding answers throughout its lineup.

On the mound, Aaron Ashby and Abner Uribe combined for 10⅓ scoreless innings through Game 4, while Robert Gasser allowed one hit over six shutout innings in Game 3. Steve revisits the eight run rally that powered that 10–1 win, including seven consecutive hits against Tampa Bay pitching, and examines why the Rays’ biggest bats struggled to respond.

Finally, Steve revisits the World Series predictions, Tampa Bay’s missed opportunities and the decisions that shaped the series. From overcoming a four run deficit in Game 2 to closing out the championship after Game 4 heartbreak, Milwaukee found different ways to bring home its first title.

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