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Rays' Taylor Walls calls Ken Rosenthal question 'pretty disrespectful'
Rays' Taylor Walls says Ken Rosenthal's World Series question was 'pretty disrespectful' after Brewers win series.
In brief
Rays' Taylor Walls says Ken Rosenthal's World Series question was 'pretty disrespectful' after Brewers win series. Tampa Bay Rays' Taylor Walls called Ken Rosenthal's World Series question 'pretty disrespectful' after the Brewers won the first World Series. Originally reported by New York Post.
World Series game 4
The Rays lost to the Brewers in five games after Game 4's extra-inning win.
Taylor Walls' response
Walls called Ken Rosenthal's question 'pretty disrespectful' after the Brewers won the World Series.
“I think that’s pretty disrespectful, honestly. We’re a team that’s capable of winning four.”
Rosenthal's apology

Rosenthal apologized for the wording of his question in the locker room.
“Sorry for the wording”
Rays' postseason performance
Walls hit .103 with four hits in 39 at-bats during the postseason.
Manager's decision
Rays manager Kevin Cash rested ace Drew Rasmussen in Game 1 and held him for Game 2.
Rasmussen's performance

Rasmussen pitched only four innings in Game 5 after short rest.
Rays' run production
The Rays scored only 11 runs in five games during the World Series.
Rays' season context
The Rays made the World Series despite expectations they would be a lesser team in the AL East.
Rays' World Series hopes

Walls stated the Rays believe they can win the World Series after being down 0-3.
“No team wants to get swept, but at the end of the day, we think we can win the whole thing.”
Rays' postseason confidence
Walls expressed confidence the Rays could win the World Series regardless of how the series started.
“So whether it starts with us down 0-3 and winning four in a row, or whether it started winning the first one or the second one, we have full confidence that we can do it.”
What matters most
Tampa Bay Rays' Taylor Walls called Ken Rosenthal's World Series question 'pretty disrespectful' after the Brewers won the first World Series.


