Misiorowski's Early Exit Sparks Brewers Win

It's May 2nd, I'm Cory with the story, and this is Milwaukee Brewers News Today, AI-powered

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Milwaukee Brewers grab the solids 6-1 win over the Washington Nationals Friday night, but

it came with a scare as their ace Jacob Missierowski, cramped up in his right hamstring and

had to leave early.

The 24-year-old RIDI was dealing heat through 5-1-3rd hitless innings, racking up 8 strikeouts

and just two walks on, 85 pitches.

He retired 11 straight after those early walks and even touched triple digits on his fastball,

averaging over 101 miles per hour in, the first frame alone.

Manager Pat Murphy and the trainers pulled him right away after a 98.9 mile per hour

heater with the Brewers up 4-0 at that point.

Aaron Ashby jumped in, kept the no-hitter alive through the 6th, though it ended with

a double in the 7th.

Some contrares carried the offense, going 4 for 5 with 3 RBIs, including a 2 run knock

in the 8th that sealed things.

This gives Milwaukee their first win against Washington and 4 tries this year.

Now with Brandon Woodruff hitting the 15-day injured list yesterday for shoulder inflammation,

Missierowski's quick recovery is huge for Brewers.

Squat sitting 17 wins and 14 losses, two and a half games back in the National League

Central.