Ross & Rizzo WORLD SERIES PREVIEW: Brewers vs. Rays for first EVER championship | MLB Playoffs

David Ross and Anthony Rizzo are BACK with episode 27 of Ross & Rizzo Unfiltered where the guys preview this year’s World Series between the Tampa Bay Rays and Milwaukee Brewers. These two teams were the BEST teams all season long, and this is a PERFECT World Series matchup between two small market teams who have built their teams from the ground up. The guys later react to the New York Yankees press conference featuring Aaron Boone, Brian Cashman, and Hal Steinbrenner where they talked about coming up short this season, as well as the Phillies President of Baseball Operations Dave Dombrowski talking about how Trea Turner needs to play better in order to remain the starting shortstop of the Phillies. The guys get into Tarik Skubal’s free agency, as well as what the Chicago Cubs need in order to make that next step towards contending for a World Series. Finally, the guys answer fan mailbag questions about all things baseball. The guys talk about what makes these two managers GREAT in Kevin Cash and Pat Murphy, what a manager has to say to all-star caliber players when they’re struggling, and how HEATED the rivalry was between the Cubs and Brewers back when Ross and Rizzo were playing. Timeline: 00:00 - Intro 00:25 - World Series Preview 27:50 - Brewers Timeless Ticket 33:30 - Rizzo Reacts to Yankees Press Conference 45:45 - Phillies calling out Trea Turner 54:20 - Skubal’s free agency 56:25 - Cubs offseason targets 59:14 - Mailbag 1:03:00 - Cubs vs. Brewers rivalry Send us your questions for our FAN MAILAG at rossandrizzo@gmail.com Make the ballpark feel like a day at the beach. Corona. La Playa Awaits. https://www.coronausa.com/pages/exper... Follow Ross and Rizzo Unfiltered on social:   / rossandrizzo     / rossandrizzo   https://x.com/RossAndRizzo   / @rossandrizzo   #mlb #chicagocubs #baseball #cubs #brewers #milwaukeebrewers #tampabayrays #rays #worldseries #reaction #highlights #playoffs #mlbplayoffs #yankees #phillies