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World Series Game 1 odds, time: Brewers vs. Rays predictions by expert on 58-28 run

World Series Game 1 odds, time: Brewers vs. Rays predictions by expert on 58-28 run

cbssports.com 23.10.2026 19:25 4 views
SportsLine expert Eric Cohen, who is on a 58-28 run on MLB money-line picks, reveals his Rays vs. Brewers bets for Game 1 of the World Series 2026

The 2026 World Series begins with Game 1 on Friday and will see a first-time champion crowned. Neither the Tampa Bay Rays nor Milwaukee Brewers have won the Fall Classic before as the top two seeds from each league meet in the World Series 2026. Tampa (98-64) swept the Yankees in the ALDS before knocking off Cleveland in six games in the ALCS.

The Brewers defeated the Padres in four games in the NLDS before ending the Dodgers' three-peat bid by sweeping L.A. in the NLCS. Jacob Misiorowski (16-5, 1.80 ERA) will start for Milwaukee, countered by Nick Martinez (15-6, 3.10 ERA) of Tampa. Visit our Kalshi promo code review and get a $55 trading bonus after $25+ in trades with the Kalshi promo code CBSSPORTS55: First pitch is set for 8 p.m.

ET from American Family Field in Milwaukee. Milwaukee is a -179 favorite on the money line (risk $179 to win $100), while Tampa Bay is at +155 in the latest Rays vs. Before making any Brewers vs.

Rays picks, be sure to see the Rays vs. Brewers predictions and betting advice from SportsLine MLB expert Eric Cohen. A former Phoenix sports radio host and TV analyst, Eric joined SportsLine in 2022 and quickly became a fixture on "Early Edge" programming.

EC has hosted and appeared regularly on CFB, NFL and golf shows. He's also red-hot on his MLB picks at betting sites going 58-28 (+2704) over his last 86 MLB money-line picks. Additionally, Eric is on a 6-1 roll (+507) on money-line bets in Tampa games.

Anyone following his picks at MLB betting sites could have seen strong returns. Now, Cohen has set its sights on Rays vs. Brewers and just locked in its picks and MLB predictions.

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