The final stage showdown of the World Series is out! Major League Baseball confirms new team escapes virginity fate

The Rays advance to the World Series, and a new championship team is bound to be born this year. (Reuters)

[Sports Center/Comprehensive Report] In G6 of the American League Championship Series, the Rays defeated the Guardians 7:3 at home, qualifying with 4 wins and 2 losses in the series, and will face the Brewers in the World Series; it is worth mentioning that neither the Rays nor the Brewers have ever won the World Series championship in team history, and a new championship team is bound to be born this year.

The Brewers succeeded in revenge in the National League Championship Series this year, sweeping the Dodgers 4-0 and advancing to the World Series for the first time since 1982. Then today (20th, Taiwan time), the Rays defeated the Guardians in G6 of the American League Championship Series, staged a comeback from a 1-2 deficit in the series, and finally advanced to the World Series.

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The Brewers only entered the World Series once in 1982, and lost to the St. Louis Cardinals that year. They have no championship record in team history. As for the Rays, including the predecessor Devil Rays, they entered the World Series twice, but failed both times. This year is the third time in team history that they have challenged for the championship. This also means that a new championship team will definitely be born in the major leagues this year.

As the Brewers defeated the Dodgers, this year's World Series was confirmed. Since 1991, it was the first time since 1991 that teams with "team salaries falling below the bottom 50% of the league" would face off on the final stage. Now, according to "ESPN" data, after the Rays qualify, there will be the first time in this century that "teams that have not won a championship in the past 100 years will face off in the World Series." The last time such a case occurred was the 1980 Phillies vs. Royals.