Pirates shut down by Misiorowski, drop series vs. Brewers; Short start for Skenes
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The much-anticipated pitcher's duel between Paul Skenes and Jacob Misiorowski at American Family Field turned one-sided.
Skenes (4-7) lasted only 4.0 innings while Misiorowski (3-0) continued his early dominance as the Pittsburgh Pirates were defeated 4-2 by the Milwaukee Brewers on Wednesday afternoon.
How We Got There
The Brewers (45-36) scored four runs against Skenes in the bottom of the second inning. With the bases loaded and nobody out, Joey Ortiz hit a dribbler back to the mound but brought home a run on the groundout.
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Eric Hasse followed with an RBI double to shallow center to put Milwaukee ahead 2-0. After the lineup flipped over, Sal Frelick hit a grounder to second baseman Nick Gonzales, who delivered an errant throw home which allowed another run to score. Christian Yelich capped off the big inning with an RBI single.
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