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Yahoo Sports reports that the Milwaukee Brewers opened the World Series with a narrow 3-2 win over the Tampa Bay Rays, a contest defined by rookie Jacob Misiorowski's 103.5 mph fastball and a tense finish that kept the outcome uncertain until the final outs. The victory gives Milwaukee early momentum in the championship series and introduces a young pitcher whose velocity already marks him as a player worth watching.
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