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Brewers and Rays advance to World Series
What happened
The Milwaukee Brewers and Tampa Bay Rays have advanced to the World Series. Both teams are known for operating with lower payrolls compared to major market franchises. The matchup excludes traditional big-market teams like the Yankees and Dodgers.
Side by side
MS NOW frames the matchup as "a revolution for Major League Baseball," emphasizing "low budgets, smart analytics" and characterizing it as a return to a traditional "style of play that used to be known simply as 'baseball.'"
No outlet on this side covered it.
The New York Post and Daily Wire both push back against concerns about the matchup. The Post says to "Forget market size" while acknowledging "ratings are expected to be brutal," and The Daily Wire urges readers to "Forget The Narratives And Just Enjoy The Show," calling it the "Best Way To End This Season."
- NYPForget market size — Brewers-Rays World Series is must-see TVNew York Post · Right
- DWRays-Brewers World Series Is Best Way To End This Season, So Forget The Narratives And Just Enjoy The ShowThe Daily Wire · Right
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