Kyle Harrison Exits Start Early With Bilateral Calf Cramping
The Brewers confirmed Harrison departed in the 6th inning due to cramping in both calves, cutting short a dominant outing.
Milwaukee Brewers starter Kyle Harrison was removed from his start after five innings due to cramping in both calves, per an official team announcement. Harrison had been dominant, allowing just one hit and one walk while striking out ten batters, including eight consecutive. He had begun warming up for the sixth inning before being pulled. The nature and severity of the cramping could affect his next scheduled start.
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