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Rays walk it off to end instant classic and send World Series to Game 5

The Brewers were three outs away from a World Series title after Cooper Pratt's go-ahead homer in the top of the 12th, but Tampa Bay pulled off a stunning comeback, with Ben Williamson delivering a walk-off single. 

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As the cameras panned over Brewers players who were lined up in front of their dugout, one name appeared on every placard: “UECK.”

Cooper Pratt's 12th-inning long ball was the first extra-innings homer by a rookie in the Fall Classic. He was also the first rookie with four hits in a potential clinching game.

Brewers catcher William Contreras has impacted the World Series in many ways, with his bat, his arm, his glove and his keen eye on ABS challenges, which have continuously shifted at-bats in the favor of Milwaukee pitchers.

The back-to-back AUSL champion Talons were recognized for their achievements ahead of World Series Game 4: "To be able to be here and celebrate our team and our season, I feel like it just says a lot about the growth of softball."

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