Misiorowski's No-Hitter Cut Short by Hamstring Cramp

0:00It's May 2, from the locker room to your ears. This is Milwaukee Brewer's News Today, powered by AI. I'm Kory with the story. Jacob Missy Arowsky was dealing for the Milwaukee Brewer's against the Washington Nationals on Friday night, taking a no-hitter into the sixth inning. The young right-hander looked dominant until after one pitch to James Wood when he called for the trainer and had to leave the game. Aaron Ashby came in from the bullpen to take over. Missy Arowsky wrapped up with five and one third innings of no-hit ball, walking just two and striking out eight on 85 pitches. His fast ball was touching over 100 miles per hour, and he nailed first pitch strikes to 14 of the 18 batters he faced. Easily, his best start of the season so far. The good news is, it turned out to be just a right hamstring cramp, not some arm issue, which had everyone holding their breath. He wasn't favoring his throwing side, and the team hopes it's nothing serious. The brewers have been hit hard by injuries already this year, with guys like Jackson Shurio and Quinn Priester still working back, Christian Yellich, sideline earlier, and

1:03Andrew Vaughn barely playing before going down. Even Brandon Woodrow's velocity dipped big time earlier this week, leaving fans worried. Milwaukee's slipping a bit in the National League Central, the toughest division going, and they can't lose their top arm right now. This crossed, Misi Orowski bounces back quick to keep them in the hunt.