Jacob Misiorowski, the Milwaukee Brewers’ ace, was locked in for Game 5 of the World Series against the Tampa Bay Rays, dealing 5.2 scoreless innings. But then, just like that, his night was over.
An Abrupt End to a Stellar Start
Misiorowski was forced to exit the game after experiencing an apparent cramp. He took a few sips from a drink offered by the trainers on the mound, trying to push through, but it wasn’t enough to keep him in. The ace ultimately had to call it a day, leaving the mound earlier than he, or any fan watching the World Series, would have wanted. This was Game 5, the stakes don’t get much higher, and seeing your ace go down, even with a cramp, is a brutal blow.
What’s Next For the Ace?
With Misiorowski out of the game, more information and analysis on his condition is expected soon. For now, the focus shifts to the Brewers navigating the rest of Game 5 without their top arm, and every fan is left wondering about the severity of that cramp.
It’s a gut punch for Milwaukee, no doubt, and every eye will be on updates regarding Misiorowski as this World Series pushes forward.
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Originally reported by Bleacher Report.
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