Kyle Harrison exits start vs. Pirates with cramping in both calves
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Key Points:
- Kyle Harrison, returning from the injured list, struck out eight consecutive batters in the Brewers' 4-2 win over the Pirates, nearing the MLB record of 10 consecutive strikeouts.
- Harrison left the game due to cramping in both calves while warming up for the sixth inning, ending his chance to break the record.
- The Brewers benefited from key hits by Christian Yelich and Andrew Vaughn, as well as a home run by William Contreras, maintaining their lead atop MLB standings.
- Dustin May, recently acquired from the Cardinals, is set to start the series finale against the Pirates, aiming to secure a series victory for Milwaukee.
- Harrison’s strong performance marked a successful return after nearly a month on the injured list with a left forearm strain, showing no signs of rust before his exit.
