Braves beat Brewers 3‑2, ending Jacob Misiorowski's two‑month unbeaten run

On Friday night at Truist Park, the Atlanta Braves defeated the Milwaukee Brewers 3–2, handing pitcher Jacob Misiorowski his first loss in two months. Misiorowski (8‑3) allowed two runs in six innings, his first multi‑run outing since April 25, after Mauricio Dubón delivered a two‑run single in the sixth inning. Mike Yastrzemski added a solo home run in the seventh, and Eli White threw out Jackson Chourio at the plate in the ninth to preserve the lead. Raisel Iglesias recorded his 15th save, striking out William Contreras for the final out, while Martin Pérez earned the win for Atlanta.

Misiorowski also set a major‑league record by throwing 47 pitches at 101 mph or higher in a single game, with a top speed of 104.2 mph. Despite the loss, he remains league‑leading with a 1.45 ERA and 138 strikeouts through 14 starts. The Braves will start Chris Sale (8‑5, 2.30 ERA) in the series finale, while Milwaukee counters with left‑hander Kyle Harrison (8‑1, 2.47 ERA).