Comeback Crew has been must-see all October -- and '82 squad loves every minute

The Milwaukee Brewers took a 2-0 lead in the World Series, beating the Tampa Bay Rays 5-4 at American Family Field with rookie shortstop Cooper Pratt delivering the deciding moment. After Milwaukee trailed by four runs, it chipped back and then took advantage of key swings, capped in the seventh inning when Pratt atoned for a costly first-inning error with a tie-breaking single. The win sent 43,245 fans into a frenzy, including a 71-year-old who had been a Brewers shortstop the last time the team played the Fall Classic in 1982. Hall of Famer Robin Yount said he waited 44 years to see the return, and the Brewers sold 31,000 tickets at $15 each to make sure everyone could see the scoreboard.