World Series Game 2 Sights & Sounds

Hi all, some quick thoughts on Game 2 of the World Series, won by the Milwaukee Brewers 5-4. The Brewers have a 2-0 game lead over the Tampa Bay Rays. The series resumes Monday in Tampa at 8 p.m. Mil Brew sends Robert "Bobby Diesel"Gasser to the mound; the Rays counter with Freddy "fastball" Peralta.

John Tavolta did an excellent job in the FOX Sports opening.

I got chills (I am a St. Louis Cardinals fan) seeing this from the 2011 World Series against the Texas Rangers during the opening.

Milwaukee Brewers catcher William Contreras playfully bumps Tampa Bay Rays designated hitter Yandy Díaz before the first pitch. In return, Díaz playfully shooed him away.

Love the face paint, Díaz!

Have to point out, again, the bat control Chandler Simpson has. Also, check the follow-through of Logan Henderson- where that glove is, and you can almost draw a direct line from the glove across his shoulders to the throwing hand.

First-inning blues when Mil Brew was down 4-0. Don't worry, ma'am; it gets better.

Jackson Chourio looks at Drew Rasmussen as if to say, "what the heck did you just throw me." :) It was a 95.6 mph sinker.

Former St. Louis Cardinal Jo Jo Romero tossed a scoreless inning. Along with Dustin May and Steven Matz, the Ex-Cards went 2.3 IP, 2 hits, 0 runs, 1 K.

First baseman Jonathan Aranda should have been charged with two errors.

Cool production values by Fox Sports

Before

After

Third base coach Brady Williams should not have sent catcher Liam Hicks. Hicks was thrown out at the plate by Jackson Chourio.

No doubt Díaz went around.

Enjoy game 3!

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