Jacob Misiorowski threw 5.1 innings without allowing a hit — two walks, eight strikeouts, 85 pitches, and when he left, the Nationals still had a zero in the hit column. Aaron Ashby gave up the first one in the sixth, a single that scored Brady House on a groundout, but by then Milwaukee had four runs and was adding more. William Contreras drove in three — one in the third, two in the eighth on a single to right. The Brewers left thirteen men on base and still won by five. That is the kind of night it was: enough traffic to feel uncomfortable, enough scoring to never be threatened. Jake Irvin took the loss, five innings, four runs, four walks.