Latest / The Sports Reset Canada: Daily Sports Recap in 2 Minutes / Milwaukee reaches baseball’s summit, McDavid sets assist streak record, Curry scores 44 in Warriors win
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- Milwaukee reaches baseball’s summit! This is The Sports Reset for Thursday October 29th In MLB, the Milwaukee Brewers beat the Tampa Bay Rays 4 to 1 in Game 5, ending the World Series in five games and winning their first championship. Rookie Cooper Pratt drove in two runs, while Jacob Misiorowski worked five and two-thirds scoreless innings before leaving with cramps. Milwaukee finished the postseason 11 and 2. In the NHL, the Edmonton Oilers blanked the Calgary Flames 4 to 0 as Tristan Jarry made 24 saves and Connor McDavid extended his season-opening assist streak to a league-record 13 games. Brandon Montour scored with 33 seconds left as the Seattle Kraken edged the Toronto Maple Leafs 5 to 4. The Washington Capitals beat the Philadelphia Flyers 5 to 2, and the Colorado Avalanche used four third-period goals to pull away from the New Jersey Devils 5 to 2. In the NBA, The Raptors routed the Orlando Magic 129 to 99 behind Scottie Barnes’ 28 points, while Stephen Curry scored 44 as the Golden State Warriors beat the Minnesota Timberwolves 119 to 114. Looking ahead, the NHL slate starts with the Winnipeg Jets visiting the Tampa Bay Lightning. Winnipeg has gone six games without a win and faces a Lightning team that is 5 and 0 at home. The Montreal Canadiens visit the Dallas Stars, the Ottawa Senators face the Los Angeles Kings, and the Vancouver Canucks meet the San Jose Sharks. Alex Tuch and the Washington Capitals also visit the Nashville Predators after Tuch scored twice Wednesday. In the NFL, the Carolina Panthers meet the Green Bay Packers on Thursday, with Bryce Young carrying an eight-game touchdown-pass streak into Lambeau Field. Beyond the scoreboard, Ernie Johnson says this will be his final season hosting Inside the NBA, closing a 37-year run while continuing his work on March Madness and other projects.