Brewers’ Harrison Strikes Out Eight Straight, Exits with Cramps
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Brewers’ Harrison Strikes Out Eight Straight, Exits with Cramps

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Milwaukee Brewers pitcher Kyle Harrison returned from the injured list on Wednesday and struck out eight consecutive batters before exiting the game due to calf cramps. Despite the impressive performance, the MLB record for consecutive strikeouts remains at 10.

Harrison’s return to the mound was marked by dominant pitching, as he quickly found a rhythm and began racking up strikeouts. He successfully retired eight straight hitters via strikeout, showcasing his pitching prowess after time on the injured list.

However, Harrison's outing was cut short when he experienced calf cramps, forcing him to leave the game. The specific details surrounding the injury weren’t provided, but it brought an end to a remarkable stretch of strikeouts.

The MLB record for consecutive strikeouts is currently held at 10, meaning Harrison fell just shy of making history. While his performance was exceptional, he wasn't able to surpass the existing benchmark.

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