He remained in the game and struck out the next two batters, but after losing a six-pitch battle with Jorge Polanco that ended in a walk manager Pat Murphy pulled Misiorowski in favor of DL Hall, who induced a groundout to keep it a 0-0 game. Misiorowski threw only 64 pitches – his fewest since joining the Brewers – and struck out seven.

The Brewers have surged to the top of the standings through a combination of shrewd pickups, veteran bounce-backs and so much pitching.

The Brewers used some timely offense in the sixth to take the lead, and Brandon Woodruff turned in another strong start to key their 11th straight win.

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