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Brewers sticking with same lineup in Game 2 of World Series

10/24/2026, 8:49:59 PM
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The Brewers are keeping their Game 1 lineup intact for Game 2 of the World Series against Drew Rasmussen and the Rays.

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  • Brewers sticking with same lineup in Game 2 of World Series.
  • The Brewers are keeping their Game 1 lineup intact for Game 2 of the World Series against Drew Rasmussen and the Rays.

The Milwaukee Brewers will adopt the same lineup in Game 2 of the World Series that carried them to a Game 1 win, including Jake Bauers batting second, Christian Yelich batting third, Sal Frelick in right field and David Hamilton at third base.The Brewers face a tough test in starting pitcher Drew Rasmussen, a former Brewers pitcher who has been the team's ace this season.The Rays made a minor tweak to their lineup for the battle with Logan Henderson, with Richie Palacios playing second base and batting sixth. Here are the starting lineups for Game 2:Milwaukee Brewers lineupJackson Chourio, left fieldJake Bauers, first baseChristian Yelich, designated hitterWilliam Contreras, catcherBrice Turang, second baseGarrett Mitchell, center fieldCooper Pratt, shortstopSal Frelick, right fieldDavid Hamilton, third baseLogan Henderson, right-handed pitcherOrder print edition celebrating Brewers' NLCS victoryOrder commemorative issue of Journal SentinelExclusive: Order NL Championship BookTampa Bay Rays lineupYandy Díaz, designated hitterJonathan Aranda, first baseChandler Simpson, left fieldJunior Caminero, third baseLiam Hicks, catcherRichie Palacios, second baseJonny DeLuca, center fieldVictor Mesa Jr., right fieldTaylor Walls, shortstopDrew Rasmussen, right-handed pitcherThis article originally appeared on Milwaukee Journal Sentinel: Brewers sticking with same lineup in Game 2 of World SeriesOur editors independently choose our recommendations. Some content is produced with paid support from a third party, however our editorial decisions remain independent. If you buy through our links, the USA TODAY Network may earn a commission. Prices and availability may change.

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