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The Milwaukee Brewers saw their winning streak come to an end on Sunday after falling to the Miami Marlins, 5-3. Here is what contributed to the loss:

Some Blemishes

Despite notching nine strikeouts through five innings of work in his fifth start of the season, Brewers right-hander Jacob Misiorowski was far from perfect.

The 24-year-old allowed four hits, three runs, one earned run, and three walks during his time on the mound. He had a rough first inning highlighted by a walk, a wild pitch, a hit batter, and an RBI single that allowed Miami to take a 2-0 lead.

Misiorowski cleaned things up and had a strong second inning in which he struck out the Marlins’ side. He continued to work batters until the bottom of the sixth inning when he was replaced by DL Hall.

Hall’s Struggles

When it came time for Hall to take the mound, it did not go well for him.

Hall opened his relief appearance with a walk. He responded with a strikeout before allowing a double and a two-run single that extended the deficit for the Brewers to 5-1.

Too Little Too Late

For most of the day, the Brewers’ offense was mostly anemic.

However, Milwaukee was able to gain some momentum in the eighth inning. It began with a single by right fielder Sal Frelick before designated hitter Garrett Mitchell drew a walk with two outs.

Subsequently, Brice Turang drew a walk, which set up Gary Sánchez to drive in two runs with an RBI single to center field to make it a 5-3 game.