
Defeated the Rays and won for the first time in 58 years since joining the team in 1969.
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The team joined the American League in 1969 as the Seattle Pilots, and moved to Milwaukee in 1970. Transferred to the National League in 1998.
[St. Petersburg Current Affairs] Game 5 of the World Series (WS, best-of-seven series) to determine the US Major League champion was held in St. Petersburg on the 28th, and the National League champion Brewers defeated the home Rays, who won the American League, 4-1, making it 4 wins and 1 loss, achieving their first championship in 58 years since entering the Major League in 1969. It wasn't the Rays' first win.
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The Brewers took the lead in the second inning with Platt's timely hit. They added one run in the fifth inning and two more in the sixth inning thanks to a double by Contreras. Starting pitcher Miziolowski pitched until the middle of the sixth inning, giving up no runs. The Rays' counterattack was limited to one run in the ninth inning.
Contreras won the WS Most Valuable Player (MVP) award. He had a batting average of .381, 4 RBIs, and also contributed as a catcher.
◇Brewers team brief history
Milwaukee Brewers Joined the American League in 1969 as the Seattle Pilots, and moved to Milwaukee in 1970. The area was named Brewers because of its thriving brewing industry. The team has been in the American League since its founding, but was transferred to the National League in 1998. The team won its first AL championship in 1982, featuring Hall of Famers Yount and others. This was their second World Series appearance since the same year, and their first victory. Japanese players included Hideo Nomo, Tomokazu Oie, Takashi Saito, and Norichika Aoki.

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