The Milwaukee Brewers have announced that right-hander Jacob Misiorowski has been placed on the 15-day injured list due to a left tibia contusion, retroactive to July 31. This injury comes as the Brewers are in a tight race for the NL Central, currently holding a slim two-game lead over the Chicago Cubs. Misiorowski was slated to start today’s game against the Nationals, making his absence a significant concern for fans and teammates alike.
- Jacob Misiorowski placed on 15-day injured list.
- Injury involves left tibia contusion, not arm.
- Brewers lead NL Central by two games.
- Misiorowski has impressive 2.70 ERA this season.
- Jackson Chourio also on injured list.
- Logan Henderson to start in Misiorowski's place.
Despite the setback, it’s a relief that Misiorowski’s injury is not arm-related. The rookie has made a strong impression this season, boasting a 2.70 ERA and a staggering 36.4% strikeout rate. With the Brewers’ recent surge, his performance has been crucial. As they prepare for the upcoming series against the Reds on August 15, the team is hoping for a swift recovery.
With Misiorowski sidelined, Logan Henderson is expected to take the mound today. The 21-year-old has shown promise, posting a 1.71 ERA in his limited appearances. Will he be able to fill the void left by Misiorowski? The Brewers are also dealing with injuries to star outfielder Jackson Chourio and Sal Frelick, raising questions about their depth as they head into critical matchups.
- Misiorowski’s injury is a tibia contusion, not arm-related.
- Logan Henderson steps in as a promising replacement.
- Chourio and Frelick’s injuries add to the Brewers’ challenges.
- Milwaukee has only added backup catcher Danny Jansen at the trade deadline.
As the Brewers gear up for their next series, fans will be watching closely to see how Henderson performs and whether Misiorowski can return quickly to bolster the rotation.
