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Rays ace Ramson will return to Milwaukee to face his former team, the Brewers, in Game 2 of the World Series. Although he misses his old hometown and the fans, he still hopes to help the Rays win their first championship.
rays vs brewers atworld Series Fighting for the first championship in team history, they lost by 1 point in the first game. Rays veteran pitcher Drew Rasmussen will be on the road in Milwaukee in Game 2. Of the city where he once lived, Rasmussen said with a laugh: “If the Brewers face other teams in the World Series, I’ll be cheering for them.”
To give Lamussen more rest time, the Rays asked him to rest for five days before playing Game 2 of the World Series against his former team, the Brewers. The matchup between the two “0 Championship teams” was very timely. For Lamussen, facing the team he played for in the World Series has a different meaning.
Lamussen said: “It’s a really special, really good matchup. I’m looking forward to it. I’m very happy for the Brewers fans and this team, but at the end of the day, their opponent is us, and we really expect to win a World Series championship.”
Lamussen was drafted by the Rays in 2017, but was unable to complete the signing due to an elbow injury. Later, he had a second elbow ligament replacement surgery (Tommy John surgery). In 2018, he was selected by the Brewers to begin his career and completed it in 2020.major League After making his debut for the board, he was traded to the Rays the following year.
Lamussen is very grateful for the days since being traded to the Rays. “My time in Tampa means a lot to me.” However, he also believes that it is very interesting to look back at this journey. “The most significant blessing in my career started with the Milwaukee Brewers.”
The Rays have advanced to the World Series for the third time this year, and will face the Brewers, who have advanced to the World Series for the second time in 44 years. Lamussen is with the Rays and will return to Milwaukee for Game 2 tomorrow to play against his former team at American Family Field. He also knows that the atmosphere should be very exciting. If he were no longer with the Rays, he would want to cheer for the Brewers as well.
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Lamussen would start the second game away from home in Milwaukee against the Brewers, the team he once played for. The game also attracted special attention because he returned to the home court of his former club.
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Lamussen said he has a good impression of the Brewers fans and the team and has an emotional connection to the city, so if their opponent is another team, he will be ready to cheer for the Brewers.
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He was first drafted by the Rays, but did not sign, and then underwent Tommy John surgery for a second time. He was drafted by the Brewers in 2018 and made his major league debut before being traded to the Rays the following year.
