Brewers Dominate Twins 17-6 with Misiorowski Perfect Innings, Yelich Eight RBI

The Milwaukee Brewers dominated the Minnesota Twins with a 17-6 victory, highlighted by rookie pitcher Jacob Misiorowski's near-perfect game through seven innings, becoming the first starter since 1900 to begin his career with 11 consecutive hitless innings. Misiorowski's fastball reached speeds over 102 mph, and he struck out six batters before leaving the game due to cramping, receiving a standing ovation. Christian Yelich had a career-best performance, driving in eight runs without a home run, including bases-clearing doubles in the seventh and eighth innings, contributing significantly to the Brewers' offensive outburst. Joey Ortiz also contributed with a season-high three RBIs and a three-hit game, extending his hitting streak and maintaining a strong batting average. The Brewers improved their record to six games over .500, while the Twins have lost seven of their last eight games. This game showcased both the Brewers' pitching prowess and offensive firepower as they overwhelmed the Twins.