Misiorowski's No-Hit Bid Falls, Brewers Rotation Still Humming

On May 2nd, Brewer's flamethrower Jacob Misierowski was carving up the nationals on May 1st,

holding a no-hitter through five full innings at, Nationals Park.

The big ride he dominated with heat touching 101 miles per hour, but he pulled up lame

mid-at-bat in the 6th after getting the first out, exiting with a right hamstring cramp.

This marched the second straight day on Milwaukee starter bounced early, Brandon Woodruff

dipped after the second inning on April 30th and hit the, injured list with shoulder inflammation

the next day. Manager Pat Murphy and the trainer came out quick, chatting briefly before

yanking Misierowski for Aaron Ashby. Fans held their breath as the kids showed pure fire,

retiring 11 straight after an early walk, fanning the side in the 5th on just 11 pitches.

He racked up 8 strikeouts over 5 in the third innings on 85 pitches,

walking 2, and looked untouchable until that hamstring grabbed.

Him, diving deeper, MLB stats guru Sarah Langs noted he unleashed 43 pitches at 100 miles per hour

or better, or third most in a start since. Tracking began in 2008, the no-hitter.

It popped in the 7th with one out on a double, but the Brewer's nursed the 4-to-1 lead after 7.

Misierowski entered with a sharp 3.31 ERA and a lead-best 51 strikeouts across 6 starts.

Proving he's the real deal for. Milwaukee's rotation,

that kind of arm keeps the Brewer's humming even through these injury hiccups.

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