Jacob Misiorowski, pitcher for the Milwaukee Brewers, expressed dissatisfaction with the mound conditions at Angel Stadium following the Brewers' loss to the Los Angeles Angels on Sunday. Misiorowski described the mound as 'dry' and 'rock hard,' stating he had requested adjustments to it multiple times. Despite these conditions, he emphasized that he did not want to use them as an excuse for the loss, saying, 'It is what it is and you can't blame it on that.' In the game, Misiorowski allowed two runs on two hits over seven innings, striking out ten batters and walking one. The defeat was marked by a two-run homer hit by Wade Meckler in the second inning. Misiorowski's comments have sparked discussions about the aging infrastructure of Angel Stadium, which has faced criticism from players and fans alike. The Brewers had previously won the first two games of the series against the Angels.
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Jacob Misiorowski comments on mound conditions after Brewers' loss to Angels
Jacob Misiorowski of the Milwaukee Brewers criticized the mound conditions at Angel Stadium after a loss to the Los Angeles Angels. He stated that despite the poor conditions, he would not use it as an excuse for his performance, which included allowing two runs over seven innings. His comments have reignited discussions about the stadium's aging infrastructure.
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