
Misiorowski's No-Hitter, Brewers Cruise Past Nationals
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Brewers prospect Jacob Misiorowski dazzled in his start, tossing a no-hitter into the sixth inning. Despite exiting with a hamstring injury, Milwaukee secured a 6-1 win. Aaron Ashby kept the no-no alive until a single ended it in the sixth. The Brewers scored early and added to their lead, with Contrerass bases-loaded single sealing the victory. Misiorowskis impressive performance comes as starter Brandon Woodruff hits the injured list, adding pressure to the rotation. Milwaukee aims to maintain momentum in the series at Nationals Park.
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Milwaukee Brewers News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! — Misiorowski's No-Hitter, Brewers Cruise Past Nationals. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
On May 2nd, Brewer's prospect Jacob Misierowski lit up the Nationals Friday night, tossing a no-hitter into the six-inning with age strikeouts and… just two walks over five-and-one third frames. He had to exit with right-hamstring tightness, but Milwaukee still crews to a six-to-one win. Reliever Aaron Ashby took over and kept things scoreless until a single ended the no-no in the sixth. The Brewer's grabbed an early lead in the first on Garrett Mitchell's double and a pass-ball. In padded it with key hits from William Contreras and others to go up for nothing by the fifth. Manager Pat Murphy wasn't thrilled seeing Misierowski leave, especially after starter Brandon Woodruff hit the 15-day injured list earlier that day. It puts extra pressure on the rotation if the young ride he needs time off. The crew sealed it with two eighth-inning runs on Contreras' bases, loaded single, while the Nats got one back in the seventh. Misierowski's overpowering stuff had their hitters guessing all night. Milwaukee heads into the rest of this weekend's series at Nationals Park, with afternoon matchups,
Saturday and Sunday to keep the momentum rolling. That's the story for today. Milwaukee Brewer's news today, driven by AI.
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