Brewers Pitching Shines Despite Offensive Drought

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The Milwaukee Brewers have hit some bumps lately, dropping serious to the Detroit Tigers

and Pittsburgh Pirates amid a wave of injuries that's tanked, their offense.

Key hitters like Jackson Cheerio, Christian Yellich, and Andrew Vaughn are out, leaving the

lineup without its main power sources.

Despite that, national media still ranks them solid, mostly between 9th and 12th in power

rankings.

Pitching has been the lifeline, especially with Jacob Misurowski dominating every 5th

day.

He's leading the league with 51 strikeouts and a 14.1 strikeouts per 9 innings rate that's

straight historic.

Another starter, Kyle Harrison, has shown too, posting a 2.28 earn run average over 5

starts with 30 strikeouts.

Media folks get the injury context, but can't ignore the homerun drought.

Brewers tie for last, with just 19 long balls before their blowout win.

Just like the athletic and MLB.com have them at 9th, praising the arms that keep them

afloat.

Bleacher Report and CBS Sports slotted them 12, noting the power outage cost them those

recent series, while Sports Illustrated seized them at 10th, betting on a rebound once

the stars return.

USA Today put them 11th for the same wall clearing woes.

With that 13-to-2 explosion against the Arizona Diamondbacks, 8 runs in the 6th, they're

showing signs of life, and those comebacks could.

Trish them higher as the rotation keeps dealing.