Rays vs. Brewers live updates, world series lineups, where to watch: Drew Rasmussen, Logan Henderson take the mound for Game 2

The Tampa Bay Rays and Milwaukee Brewers are back in Game 2 of the 2026 World Series on Saturday, with first pitch set for 8 p.m. at American Family Field in Milwaukee.

The Brewers took Game 1 with a 3-2 victory over the Rays on Friday. They jumped out to a morning lead with two deep runs in the first. William Contreras did it all, driving in one of the first inning’s runs, collecting two hits, two baserunners and two ABS challenges to win the game.

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In Game 2, the Rays will start right-hander Drew Rasmussen (16-5, 2.67 ERA), and rookie right-hander Logan Henderson (11-3, 2.47 ERA) will be called up for the Brewers.

Follow along with Yahoo Sports for live updates, highlights and more as the Brewers broadcast Game 2 of the World Series, airing on Fox.

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  • Jack Baer

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    Rasmussen got into an 11-pitch battle with Jackson Chourio, forcing him to end the second inning scoreless. The Rays ace is at 48 points through two and definitely feeling that passive Brewers and pesky lineup so far.

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    Jack Baer

    Henderson struck out Jonathan Aranda in the top of the second. It is in the word 51.

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    Jack Baer

    More runs than all of Game 1, too.

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    Jack Baer

    Henderson gets a sacrifice bunt from Taylor Walls, then hits Yandy Díaz. We don’t know how long he left in this game, but he left in the top of the second.

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    Jack Baer

    Guillermo Conteras, with ABS challenges usually with a steady hand, fires a single on the inside call when Victor Mosa Jr., who draws one pitch later.

    Milwaukee’s JoJo Romero is warming up in the bullpen as Logan Henderson approaches his second straight season.

  • Jack Baer

    Jack Baer

    Drew Rasmussen hit a three-run homer off Cooper Pratt to end a 33-minute, 14-hit, six-run first inning. The Rays are still playing, but we have a definite game here.

    The big question now is how long these teams stick with starting pitchers.

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    Jack Baer

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    Jack Baer

    Garrett Mitchell fouls the count then hits another scorching line drive, this time at 112.3 mph, where the Rays can’t catch it. The Rays have a big lead now in the middle, and Rasmussen still has runners on the corners with two outs.

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    Jack Baer

    Now the radio gets continuous as Brice Turang goes 108.5 mph straight to Richie Palacios for second. Rasmussen pulled the outfielder from this impasse with only one run allowed, Garrett Mitchell up to bat.

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    Jack Baer

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    Jack Baer

    Contreras hit a base hit that got past second baseman Richie Palacios, who had moved to second because of Brewer’s hit and run. It’s a race for a brewery that still has runners in the corners with one out. Aranda was a valuable group of foul mixtures.

  • Jack Baer

    Jack Baer

    Christian Yelich struck out and Jonathan Aranda had seconds coming to him in foul territory, but a pop-up bounced off his glove near the ball to give new life to Guillermo Conteras. It’s a big break for the Brewers since their best draft run, let’s see if it pays off for the Rays.

  • Jack Baer

    Jack Baer

    Now one of Jake Bauers runners in the corners with no cut. Brewers are already threatening a response.

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    Jack Baer

    Jackson Chourio leads off the Brewer with a single off Drew Rasmussen. Some interesting football.

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    Jack Baer

    Henderson walked the inning to hitter Richie Palacios and a lineout by Jonny DeLuca. The Brewers have to do the work now, and this pitch sounds a little stunning after going wild yesterday.

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    Jack Baer

  • Jack Baer

    Jack Baer

    Logan Henderson had not allowed more than three earned runs in 25 career MLB starts between the regular season and the season. The Rays have five bangs to end that streak.

    Liam Hicks of the midfield stands on fire in the middle of the field, and the rays are great in the first peak.

  • Jack Baer

    Jack Baer

  • Jack Baer

    Jack Baer

    Junior Caminero wins a nine-pitch battle with Logan Henderson, with a line drive to Simpson down third base. Henderson has one behind the squad of four and 23 points.

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