Brewers extend winning streak to 11 with 6-0 shutout of Mariners, claiming MLB’s best record this late for first time since 1982.

Jacob Misiorowski's all-star break was a whirlwind. Now, he's dealing with increasing popularity and what will likely be an innings limit.

Brandon Woodruff had barely stepped off the mound when he was hit with the stat: the Milwaukee Brewers had just reached 60 wins, riding their 11th victory in a row and holding the top record in the National League. His response? Not surprise.

Its 11 and counting for the Milwaukee Brewers. Its Tuesday, July 22 and the Brewers (60-40) are in Seattle to continue their series against the Mariners (53-47) looking for a 12th straight win. Rookie phenom Jacob Misiorowski is slated to take the mound for Milwaukee against Logan Gilbert for Seattle.

The red-hot Milwaukee Brewers take their 10-game winning streak to Seattle for a three-game series against Cal Raleigh and the Mariners.

On July 11, Major League Baseball promoted Misiorowski—a flamethrowing rookie with five starts to his name—from mere curiosity to unwitting sports celebrity. The commissioner’s office named the 23-year-old to the National League All-Star team, making him the least experienced All-Star in history and setting off a firestorm of controversy.

Brandon Woodruff tossed six innings of two-hit ball and the Milwaukee Brewers won their 11th straight, 6-0 over the Seattle Mariners.

Former Brewers pitcher Drew Rasmussen, now with Tampa Bay, threw a perfect fifth for the American League. Former Brewers minor leaguer Shane Smith, pitching for the White Sox in the eighth, retired one of the two batters he faced.