BREWERS POSTCAST: Brewers LOSE Despite Dominant Start From Misiorowski | Key 6th Inning Turns Game

The Locked On Brewers postcast dissects the Brewers' 3-2 loss to the Boston Red Sox in Game 2 of their three-game series, highlighting a dominant start by Jacob Mizorowski that unraveled in the sixth inning. Mizorowski struck out 10 batters over five and one-third innings, including a strikeout of Roman Anthony to begin the sixth, but then walked three consecutive batters—Jared Duren, Wilson Contreras, and Willians Astudillo—before being pulled. The Brewers' bullpen, led by DL Hall, failed to contain the Red Sox offense, as Trevor Story delivered a two-run RBI double and Caleb Durbin followed with a fielder's choice that scored another run. Despite loading the bases in the seventh inning and a late push from Christian Yelich, the Brewers couldn’t capitalize, going 0-for-7 with runners in scoring position. The episode critiques manager Pat Murphy’s decision to keep Mizorowski in the game despite signs of mechanical breakdown and a high pitch count, with multiple fans and analysts calling for earlier bullpen intervention. Injury concerns were also raised, particularly regarding Bryce Terrain’s foot/ankle issue. Still, the Brewers remain at 8-3 on the season with a chance to win the series tomorrow.