A thrilling 4-3 win in extra innings has given the Tampa Bay Rays some life. After the Milwaukee Brewers took the first three games of this year's World Series, the Rays came back from a 3-2 deficit in the 12th inning to defeat the visitors. With Game 5 set to take place Wednesday evening, the Rays look to return to Milwaukee down 3-2 in the series.

During Game 4, former Tampa Bay stars, including current Los Angeles Dodgers ace Tyler Glasnow, attended Tropicana Field to support the team. Their presence, however, drew mixed reactions across the board. TB_SportsGuru, a Rays fan on X (formerly Twitter), said Glasnow and the rest of the team's former players' presence is a testament to the franchise itself.

“I think this is a testament to how the Rays treat their players,” the fan chimed in on Wednesday morning.

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If the Rays hope to claim Game 5 and return up north, they could use all the support they can get. In addition to Glasnow, former pitchers like Zach Eflin, Pete Fairbanks, and Chris Archer, were also in the stands. Other franchise legends, like Evan Longoria, Carlos Pena, and Carl Crawford, also appeared at the Trop. As Tampa Bay looks to claim their first World Series title, the franchise has support from all corners across the baseball world.

Yet, the Brewers will also not go down without a fight. The NL's top seed, Milwaukee has been a buzzsaw this postseason. Before taking their 3-0 lead over the Rays in the Fall Classic, the Brew Crew swept the back-to-back defending champion Dodgers in the NL Championship Series in four straight. A Tampa Bay Game 5 win would send the series back to Wisconsin, where the Brewers could clinch their first title in front of their fans. Can the Rays become the first team ever to win the Fall Classic after going down 3-0? Or will Milwaukee complete a gentlemen's sweep of the AL champs Wednesday evening?