Can Brewers hold their 2-0 World Series lead? See what history says

History odds favor the Milwaukee Brewers to win the World Series after a 2-0 start.  

There have been 57 teams that took at 2-0 lead in the Fall Classic, and 46 of those teams won it all. That's an 81% chance in the Brew Crew's favor to become World Series champions. In total, 79 of 95 teams in best-of-seven series have held their 2-0 leads.

The last team to come back in any seven-game series was last year. The Toronto Blue Jays came back against the Seattle Mariners, outscoring them 21-6 to tie up the series. That was in the American League Championship Series. The last World Series comeback was in 1996. The New York Yankees were down 2-0 and won the next four games to win the MLB title.

The Brewers certainly aren't relying on history to win it all. The team is coming off a franchise-record 103-win season. The bullpen has been dominate. Brewers relievers have made 35 appearances over 46⅔ innings with a 1.34 ERA this postseason.  

The Brewers bats are also hot at the right time. They've scored five runs or more in four of their last five games.  

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The Brewers look to keep that hot streak going at 7 p.m. Monday, Oct. 26, against the Rays. The Brewers have lost one postseason game this year, against the San Diego Padres in the NLDS.