Jacob Misiorowski pitched his heart out on Thursday evening, but he also took the loss that put the Milwaukee Brewers on the brink of elimination.

Edman's run-scoring single in the sixth inning sparked LA to a 3-1 win over Milwaukee and a 3-0 lead in the NLCS.

Jacob Misiorowski #32 of the Milwaukee Brewers throws a pitch during the second inning against the Los Angeles Dodgers in game three of the N

The Milwaukee Brewers' season is officially on the brink. After losing Thursday's game against the Los Angeles Dodgers, they now trail in their NLCS best-of-sev

All things considered, Jacob Misiorowski's Game 3 outing was his most impressive yet. The Brewers made it go to waste, however.

Milwaukee Brewers manager Pat Murphy will have to manage at his best, with rookie Jacob Misiorowski’s role still unclear heading into Game 3.

Jacob Misiorowski rediscovered the form that earned the flamethrowing rookie so much acclaim in the first few weeks after the Milwaukee Brewers called him up from the minors.

To keep the season afloat, to avoid living out a nightmare, the Brewers will need the remarkable right arm of the first-year All-Star.

The last time Jacob Misiorowski encountered traffic on the basepaths like he saw in Game 3 of the NLCS on Thursday, he wilted. This time, the rookie right-hander rose to the occasion and gave the Brewers every opportunity to save their season.