Up 3-1, Derek Jeter warns Brewers not to let World Series Game 4 loss shake confidence
Jeter backs Murphy’s message
After Milwaukee’s Game 4 loss, manager Pat Murphy urged his players not to let the result shake their confidence. Derek Jeter agreed with that assessment. Jeter pointed to the Brewers’ position in the series: they are ahead three games to one, with their ace scheduled to pitch. He said the team would have welcomed that situation at the start of the season.
Misiorowski set for Game 5
Murphy confirmed Jacob Misiorowski will start for Milwaukee in Game 5. He also said the Brewers would have all hands on deck. The Brewers’ championship celebration remains on hold after the defeat. They now have another opportunity to move closer to the title in the next game.
Both teams feel confident
Murphy said both teams would enter the following night feeling good. His comments acknowledged the confidence on each side ahead of Game 5. The Brewers hold a three-to-one series lead, while Tampa Bay comes into the game after winning Game 4. Milwaukee will look to respond with Misiorowski on the mound.
Key points
- The Brewers lost Game 4, delaying their championship celebration.
- Derek Jeter agreed with Pat Murphy’s call for Milwaukee to stay confident.
- Jacob Misiorowski is scheduled to start Game 5 for the Brewers.
- Murphy said both teams would enter Game 5 feeling good.