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Brewers Lose Streak, Murphy Praises Resilient Team

Milwaukee Brewers News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!·Apr 21, 2026·1:06

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Despite a five-three loss to the Miami Marlins, the Milwaukee Brewers resilience shines as they maintain a 12-9 record. Young pitcher Misiorowski delivers a solid performance with nine strikeouts, but the teams offense struggles with key hitters injured. Manager Murphy commends the squads grit, highlighting their ability to battle through adversity.

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On April 21st, the Milwaukee Brewer's 4-game winning streak came to an end, with a 5-3 loss to the Miami-Marlins in their series finale on.

Sunday, Misiarowski took the mound from Milwaukee and had a rough first inning with some lead-off walks, but he bounced back strong, pitching five innings with.

Nine strikeouts, just a few hits, and only one earned run.

Manager Murphy praised the young pitcher's grit, saying those walks were unacceptable, but overall he did a solid job, especially with the team not, making plays behind him.

The brewers are banged up bad, missing key hitters like Christian Yelich with a groin strain and Jackson Churrio and Andrew Vaughan recovering from.

Hand fractures, two of them out all season. Their offense is scraping by with a 232 batting average, 17th in the league, and pitchers like Kyle Harrison and Quinn Priester are.

Side line two. Still at 12 wins and 9 losses, Murphy's proud of how this batter squad battles every night, hanging tough despite the injuries and not, playing their best.

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