Rays Lose After Brewers Rally From 4-0 Deficit
In a baseball game, the Tampa Bay Rays lost to the Milwaukee Brewers after their ace pitcher, Drew Rasmussen, was unable to complete the fourth inning, leading to the team blowing a 4-0 lead.
Rochester, NY, October 25, 2026 —
The Tampa Bay Rays lost to the Milwaukee Brewers after starter Drew Rasmussen was unable to complete the fourth inning, and the Rays surrendered a 4-0 lead, according to the available game summary.
Rasmussen was identified as the Rays’ ace pitcher. The summary does not specify how many outs he recorded in the fourth inning, why he left the game, or what happened during the Brewers’ rally. It also does not provide the final score, the date or location of the game, or details about the relief pitchers who followed him.
The loss came after Tampa Bay had built a four-run advantage. The account does not indicate when the Rays took the lead, how Milwaukee scored, or whether the Brewers moved ahead before the game ended. No individual batting performances or other game statistics were provided.
The result leaves several details about the matchup unreported in the available information, including the inning-by-inning scoring and the circumstances surrounding Rasmussen’s exit. The summary establishes that he did not finish the fourth and that Tampa Bay’s 4-0 lead did not hold, but it does not provide further explanation or a fuller account of how the game unfolded.
The game’s date, final score and any statements from the teams or players were not provided. Without those details, the available account is limited to the Rays’ loss, Rasmussen’s early exit and the blown lead.
Story summarized from the original created by STEVE MEGARGEE, Associated Press on www.rochesterfirst.com, see more information here.
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