Brewers' Misiorowski Pitches Despite Illness, Keeps Team Afloat

0:00It's April 15th. Welcome to Milwaukee Brewer's News Today, AI Power Coverage of Your Squad. Jacob Mizzyyarowski took the mound for the brewers on Tuesday night feeling like he might hurl any second, but the 23-year-old prospect gutted. It out for five and one-third solid innings against the Blue Jays. Despite battling nausea that hit right before first pitch, he threw 76 pitches, touched 95 miles per hour down from his usual one, 101, and only gave up two solo homers. The brewers staff checked on him mid-game, not for injury, but to see if he could keep dinner down. Manager Pat Murphy said the kids stayed poised, making key pitches even when he looked green around the gills. Meanwhile, Milwaukee's in a rough spot with six straight losses, including their wrenching 9-7 to feet in 10 innings. Three of their top four projected starters are on the injured list, and their all-star closer is fighting to hold his job. Murphy prays Mizzyarowski's grit, calling it a bowl-pinned session in disguise, where

1:00he hits spots and kept the team in a three-to-two lead till the sixth. The pitcher admitted he felt awful, but figured it out to help the squad. Tough stretch ahead with 140 games left, but battles like this show the brewers true character. They're hurting, yet still swinging. Hard.