The Milwaukee Brewers defeat the Los Angeles Dodgers 4-1 on Saturday, with Jacob Misiorowski pitching effectively to contain Los Angeles hitters. Misiorowski improves his strong season line, earning his 12th win and limiting the Dodgers’ offense while the Brewers add runs through home runs.
Multiple outlets describe Misiorowski working through six innings and striking out around five to six batters, allowing only one run on limited hits. One report says he gives up five hits and one walk in six innings, while another notes he records six strikeouts over six innings. The Dodgers’ offensive challenge includes managing Misiorowski’s early performance, which one outlet says reaches 102 mph on each of his first six pitches to lead off against Shohei Ohtani.
In the loss, Dodgers starter Justin Wrobleski struggles, allowing two home runs. Outlets credit Milwaukee’s Joey Ortiz and William Contreras with two-run homers as the key scoring moments. Across reports, the shared storyline is Misiorowski’s pitching and Wrobleski’s difficulty, with both teams’ roles tied to the division-leader matchup.
