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Three biggest questions for World Series Game 2: Can the Rays and their ace even the series?

Newseze Wire·Sat, Oct 24, 2:04 PMWire: CBS Sports
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Three biggest questions for World Series Game 2: Can the Rays and their ace even the series?

Tampa is looking to bounce back against the Brewers, and both clubs are looking for production from the bottom of their orders

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