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Logan Henderson's night was over after three innings, and the Milwaukee Brewers were behind from the first. What happened next won Game 2: five relievers combined for six scoreless innings, allowing four hits and one walk with six strikeouts, and Milwaukee came back to beat the Tampa Bay Rays 5-4 on Saturday night.

The Brewers lead the World Series 2-0 after the win in front of 43,245 at American Family Field. Milwaukee went 103-59 in the regular season and Tampa Bay went 98-64.

Liam Hicks' Homer Built a 4-0 Rays Lead

Tampa Bay scored all four of its runs in the first inning. Chandler Simpson and Junior Caminero drove in runs with singles, and Liam Hicks followed with a 411-foot, two-run homer to right center. Milwaukee got two back in the bottom half on singles by William Contreras and Garrett Mitchell, then pulled within one in the fourth when Cooper Pratt scored on an error by first baseman Jonathan Aranda.

Sal Frelick tied it 4-4 with a 408-foot homer to center in the sixth. In the seventh, Pratt singled to right to score Brice Turang, and that was the last run of the night. Pratt finished 1 for 3 with a walk, a run and the winning RBI, per ESPN's box score.

Aaron Ashby Got the Last Five Outs Again

JoJo Romero, Dustin May and DL Hall each pitched a scoreless inning, and Abner Uribe got four outs. Then Aaron Ashby, who retired all five hitters he faced in Game 1, recorded the final five outs again, with three strikeouts and one hit allowed. The game ended with the tying run on third base when Ashby struck out Yandy Diaz swinging. Diaz went 0 for 5 with three strikeouts.

Rays starter Drew Rasmussen lasted 3 2/3 innings, allowing three runs (all earned) with four strikeouts.

Game 3 is Monday night in Tampa Bay. Full numbers are in the ESPN box score. Follow the series on our World Series page.