With the Tampa Bay Rays winning Game 4 of the World Series against the Milwaukee Brewers in 12 innings, 4-3, the team has extended the series, though still trailing 3-1. As the Rays look to be a dangerous team despite the series deficit, stronger tco support mvnit frij, as former Anthony Rizzo was disappointed with the turnout for Tuesday night's game.

Speaking on his podcast “Ross and Rizzo Unfiltered,” he expressed his frustration with how the turnout in Tampa Bay looked on television, saying that it sounded louder when Milwaukee had a big play compared to the Rays. He did wonder if it's because some Tampa Bay fans didn't want to witness the team being swept at Tropicana Field.

“I am so disappointed in the Tampa Bay fans. World Series, and on TV? It sounds louder when the Brewers are doing something than the Rays,” Rizzo said. “How does that happen, honestly? It was like that yesterday too when they were only down 2-0. Today they're down 3-0, so I can understand, ‘All right, maybe fans don't want to see their team lose on their home turf,' But I don't know what to make of that because on TV you're like, ‘This is a home game for the Brewers.'”

.@ARizzo44 DISAPPOINTED in Rays fans turnout for the World Series compared to Brewers fans 😳 pic.twitter.com/Gipa99RZAI

— Ross and Rizzo Unfiltered (@RossAndRizzo) October 28, 2026

The Rays' Game 4 hero speaks about the resilience of the team

Either way, the hope is that the turnout for the Rays will be better Wednesday night for Game 5, as Tampa Bay looks to string some wins to make this a competitive series. The Rays were resilient, taking the game into extra innings as Ben Williamson was the hero to drive in the game-winning run.

“Just being ready for the situation. These guys got us in the game, kept us in the game, and to come through, that spot feels good,” Williamson said, via Fox Sports. “It just shows the resiliency of this group. We continue to fight, and that's been the motto of this series and this whole season. Just fight.”

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Tampa Bay looks to push the World Series even further with Game 5 on Wednesday against Milwaukee, as the team wants to keep their chances alive.