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Balls glancing off gloves, runners thrown out trying to steal sink Rays in World Series opener

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Balls glancing off gloves, runners thrown out trying to steal sink Rays in World Series opener

The Milwaukee Brewers capitalized on mistakes by the Tampa Bay Rays in the World Series opener, including when Victor Mesa Jr. was caught trying to steal third base with two outs in the fifth inning of a one-run game

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