Misiorowski's Blazing Start, Brewers' Injury Woes

0:00On May 2nd, Milwaukee Brewers snagged a 6-1 win over Washington Friday night, but the real talk was their 6-foot 7-ready Jacob, Missy Arawski. The 24-year-old fired 5-1-3rd hitless innings, racking up 8 strikeouts in just 2 walks before a right hamstring cramp, sidelineed him. He topped out at 98.9 mph on his final pitch to James Wood, then grabbed the return throw and headed off after chatting, with the skipper and trainer. But Audi included 43 pitches at 100 mph or better. 3rd most, since tracking started back in 2008. Missy Arawski downplayed it as just the cramp that hit in the 6th, smartly handing it to the bullpen instead of risking more. The Brewers are crossing fingers, it's nothing serious, especially with their rotation already banged up. Aaron Aschby took over, but Daelin Lyle's double in the 7th ended the combined no-hitter bid. This comes right after placing Brandon Woodruff on the 15-day injured list, with shoulder

1:00inflammation and Quinn Priester still out with. The Rassic Outlet Syndrome Manager Pat Murphy knows the drill pitcher injuries hit every season, usually not this early by May 1st. Milwaukee's geared up for the worst, hoping Missy Arawski bounces back quick to keep their staff humming. You've been listening to MLB News today. AI-powered baseball coverage.