Brewers Edge Dodgers 4-1 Behind Misiorowski's Six-Inning Effort

Misiorowski Holds Dodgers at Bay

Jacob Misiorowski was the dominant force on the mound for the Milwaukee Brewers, pitching six innings while allowing just one earned run. The left-hander issued one walk and struck out six batters to collect the win, improving his record to 12-5.

His performance set the tone for a game where the Brewers' offense managed to capitalize on limited opportunities against the Los Angeles Dodgers at Dodger Stadium.

Scoring Sequence

The Brewers took an early lead in the second inning when Ortiz hit a 373-foot home run to left field, carrying Contreras home for a 2-0 advantage. The Dodgers responded in the third inning when Ohtani tripled to right field, allowing Call to score and narrowing the margin to 2-1.

Milwaukee extended their lead in the fourth inning with a 389-foot home run by Contreras to left center, which also brought Bauers home to make it 4-1. That score held for the remainder of the game.

Bullpen and Opposing Pitching

Antonio Senzatela pitched one hitless, scoreless inning to preserve the lead, while Aaron Ashby closed the game with two scoreless innings, drawing one walk and striking out two batters to record his seventh save. For the Dodgers, starter Justin Wrobleski pitched six innings, allowing four hits and four earned runs while striking out six and walking one.

He took the loss, dropping his record to 11-5. Jonathan Hernandez finished the game, pitching three innings while allowing one hit and one walk, striking out four batters without surrendering an earned run.

Final Records

The Brewers finished with a record of 76-48, while the Dodgers dropped to 74-50. Attendance at Dodger Stadium was 47,767. The game featured exactly two home runs, both hit by Brewers players, which accounted for the majority of Milwaukee's four total runs.

Sources

https://www.espn.com/mlb/game/_/gameId/401816545