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2026-10-31 17:02
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MLB's longest World Series droughts: What teams are up next?
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MLB's longest World Series droughts: What teams are up next? USA Today
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When Brewers and Rays faced off, it marked the first World Series between two of MLB's smallest spenders in 35 years.
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