Manager Pat Murphy's Milwaukee Brewers took on the Tampa Bay Rays at American Family Field in Game 1 of the World Series, on a day when Brice Turang dropped a surprising truth bomb. The series was set to accomplish something not seen since 1964, while Brewers starter Jacob Misiorowski did something that has never been seen in the history of the fall classic.

Adrenaline appeared to course through Misiorowski's veins as he uncorked the fastest pitch in World Series history, 103.5 miles per hour, against Rays leadoff hitter Yandy Diaz.

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Misiorowski gave up two hits in the first inning, but did not cede a run as the Brewers took a 2-0 lead at home.