Drew Rasmussen Pitches Four Innings on Three Days’ Rest in World Series Game 5
Rays ace Drew Rasmussen started Game 5 of the World Series on three days' rest, pitching four innings and allowing one run.
Odessa Midland, TX, October 28, 2026 —
Rays ace Drew Rasmussen started Game 5 of the World Series on three days’ rest, pitching four innings and allowing one run, according to the available summary of the game.
The account identifies Rasmussen as the Rays’ ace and notes the short interval between his appearances. It does not provide the game’s date, the opponent, or the circumstances surrounding the decision to start him on three days’ rest. It also does not specify how many batters he faced, whether he recorded any strikeouts or walks, or how he left the game.
The stated pitching line is limited to four innings and one run allowed. No additional details are provided about the run, the number of hits surrendered, or whether the run was earned. The summary also does not give the final score or say whether Rasmussen’s performance affected the outcome of Game 5.
Without those details, the available information does not establish the broader game context or how the start compared with Rasmussen’s other appearances in the series. It likewise does not identify a source for the account or provide comments from Rasmussen, the team, or other participants.
The information provided establishes that Rasmussen started the game on three days’ rest and completed four innings while allowing one run. Further details about the matchup, his complete pitching statistics, and the game’s result were not included in the summary.
Story summarized from the original created by RONALD BLUM, Associated Press on www.yourbasin.com, see more information here.
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