Misiorowski exits with calf cramp in Game 5
Brewers ace Jacob Misiorowski left the mound briefly due to a right calf cramp in the sixth inning of the World Series clincher but returned to finish his outing.
During Game 5 of the World Series against Tampa Bay, Misiorowski developed a right calf cramp with two outs in the sixth inning and temporarily left the field. He characterized it as minor and indicated he was able to continue. The cramp did not prevent him from completing his appearance in the Brewers' championship-clinching victory.
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