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After trading runs early, the Brewers and Rays stayed tied 2-2 until Cooper Pratt launched a go-ahead solo homer in the 12th inning. However, Tampa Bay rallied in the bottom half, capitalizing on a throwing error by Joey Ortiz. Jonny DeLuca hit a game-tying RBI single, and Chandler Simpson followed with a single to load the bases. This set up pinch-hitter Ben Williamson for a walk-off RBI single to secure a dramatic 4-3 Rays victory.
With the win, Tampa Bay avoids being swept and forces a Game 5, which is scheduled for today at 8:00 p.m. ET at Tropicana Field.
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On This Date in Mets History
1986: The Mets have their ticker-tape parade in the streets of New York, which is attended by over two million people.
Born on This Date: Gary Rajsich (1954), Lenny Harris (1964), Tim Bogar (1966), Braden Looper (1974), Josh Thole (1986).
