Jacob Misiorowski threw a complete-game one‑hitter as the Milwaukee Brewers blanked the Philadelphia Phillies 6‑0 on Friday. He fanned 15 strikeouts, issued no walks and delivered 95 pitches, 74 for strikes. The performance made him the first starter since 2000 to combine a complete game with fewer than 100 pitches and that many strikeouts. His poise earned a standing ovation from the capacity crowd.

The outing extended Misiorowski’s eight‑game streak of eight or more strikeouts while allowing one run or fewer, the longest such run in MLB history dating back to 1893. Milwaukee entered the night after dropping the final two games of a three‑game series against the Oakland Athletics, and jumped to a 1‑0 lead when Christian Yelich walked and William Contreras drove him in with a double.

Misiorowski improved to 8‑2, pushing the Brewers to a 46‑34 record and tightening the NL Central race. Jake Bauers supplied a three‑run blast, his 13th of the season, while Jackson Chourio added a run‑scoring single. The dominant outing gives Milwaukee momentum after a brief skid and cements Misiorowski as a frontline starter.