The Milwaukee Brewers are on a surging run, winning 11 games in a row to become the first team in the National League to win 60 games this season.

"The Brewers are calling it a day for Brandon Woodruff after 62 pitches in six innings. It's his third start back from the shoulder injury," McCalvy said. "Brandon Woodruff had a calf cramp late in his outing and the Brewers opted to play it safe, Pat Murphy said." Woodruff also shared after the game that it was a "non-issue."

Arguably no team in baseball is hotter than the Milwaukee Brewers right now, who just snatched control of first place in the NL Central from the Chicago Cubs thanks to a 6-0 win over the Seattle Mariners on Monday night.

After nearly two years away, it was a special afternoon as Brandon Woodruff pitched in front of home fans again.

In an an almost flawless season debut where he did not walk a batter and seemed to be completely in the zone, Woodruff allowed only two hits and one run while striking out eight. In his first six innings of 2025, Woodruff looked like the same pitcher that averaged 10.3 strikeouts per nine frames before the injury

The Brewers seek to stretch their winning streak to 11 games as they open a three-game interleague series against the Mariners at T-Mobile Park.

Ryan O'Hearn and Brandon Woodruff are two players that are playing at two very different levels, but these two stats show why they're both in great spots tonight.

Milwaukee moved into a tie with the Chicago Cubs and Detroit Tigers for the best record in the majors after finishing off a road sweep of the Los Angeles Dodgers.