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Ben Williamson gives the Rays one more World Series night

MLB's Game 4 highlights approach two million views as Tampa Bay's extra-inning escape draws attention alongside Milwaukee's title celebrations.

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Why this story? The video opened at a pace of 2,026,116 views a day, 69 times a normal first day on this channel (29,291).

BREWERS vs. RAYS: World Series Full Game 4 Highlights (October 27) | 2026 MLB Postseason

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3:40Chandler Simpson doubles down the right-field line to bring home Jonny DeLuca and put Tampa Bay ahead.
6:39DeLuca dives in deep center field to take extra bases away from William Contreras.
11:00David Hamilton follows his earlier throwing error with a game-tying solo home run.
15:03Brice Turang catches a line drive and steps on second base for an unassisted double play.
19:40Cooper Pratt singles with one out in the ninth, reaching base as Milwaukee's potential go-ahead run.

Cooper Pratt's go-ahead homer put Milwaukee within reach of a sweep. Ben Williamson's walk-off hit in the bottom of the twelfth made the Brewers wait another night.

That reprieve is at the heart of MLB's Game 4 highlights, which drew nearly two million views before their first full day was over, far beyond the channel's usual start for a regular video. The recap includes sponsorship branding, but it is the game broadcast highlights, not a commercial.

Before the extra-inning finish, the October 27 game at Tropicana Field offered plenty of smaller reversals. Jonny DeLuca made a diving catch in deep center to deny William Contreras extra bases. Milwaukee's David Hamilton made a throwing error that let Junior Caminero score, then answered with a solo home run in his next turn at bat. Brice Turang later caught a line drive and stepped on second for an unassisted double play.

The comments keep returning to the twelfth inning, while another recurring subject is the packaging: viewers thank MLB for leaving the result out of the recap's title and thumbnail. Others joke about the volume of ads interrupting the baseball. A separate upload devoted to the Rays' comeback passed half a million views, and MLB also posted the tense ninth inning and Pratt's homer on their own.

Tampa Bay's escape did not turn into a series comeback. MLB's subsequent Game 5 uploads show Milwaukee securing its first World Series championship, with Trevor Megill recording the final outs and Contreras named series MVP. Game 4 remains the night the Rays made them earn another game.

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What viewers say

Thank you, Thank you, Thank you to @MLB for not spoiling the result in the title or the image.
@dapeteSee it on YouTube
"we'll see you later tonight" what a call given the circumstances
@DominicTai-Ho-r4qSee it on YouTube
What a game. Even the highlight is 33 minutes long!! Let's go to Game 5 ❤❤💪💪
@jm2704rSee it on YouTube

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If the Rays do something special with the rest of the series, the bottom of the 12th would go down as one of the most memorable moments in baseball history
@maaikemilaSee it on YouTube
To have that many Brewers fans in Tampa cheering & booing is something else. you would think the Rays were playing in Milwaukee.
@sharpshooter012345See it on YouTube
That 12th inning was intense. Rays live to see another day
@RioLFC829See it on YouTube
What a game! As a neutral I'm glad the Rays are still in this.
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The facts

Channel: MLB
Subscribers: 7,480,000 ▲ 10,000 this week
Channel views, last 7 days: 37,752,316
Channel views, pace per day: 2,407,867 (on a normal day: 6,148,152)
Video published: October 28, 2026
Video views so far: 1,976,649 (less than a day online)
Video views, pace per day: 2,026,116

The numbers

The full Game 4 recap drew far more views and comments than MLB's usual first day for regular videos. Separate highlights of the comeback and late-inning pressure also had unusually strong starts.

the video's first day

usual first day here

29,291

this video

2,026,116

subscribers

7,480,000

▲ 10,000 in the last 7 days

total views

8,575,770,038

views per day

2,407,867