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Milwaukee’s heatwave is about to take a dramatic turn—scattered thunderstorms are rolling in, especially July 4th evening, with only a low chance of severe weather and wind gusts around 30 mph. Fireworks? Still on. But watch out for thick lake fog creeping in Saturday night and Sunday, especially near the shore. A hazard alert remains for several counties, including Milwaukee, with a slight risk of brief funnel clouds ahead of storms. Low risk overall, but pack your umbrella and foggy-day plans.

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Brandon Woodruff’s comeback bid hit a snag as he exited Saturday’s game after just 61 pitches, surrendering three earned runs in under four innings despite striking out six. His velocity plummeted—fastball dropped from 92-93 mph to the mid-80s, changeup from 82+ to mid-70s—raising concerns after two strong outings since shoulder surgery. Manager Pat Murphy had lauded his resilience, but this performance casts doubt on Woodruff’s return timeline and the Brewers’ rotation stability moving forward.

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The Milwaukee Brewers are flying high this season, fueled by grit, unity, and heart—especially from standout defender Joey Ortiz, who’s turning adversity into impact despite offensive struggles and a shifting role. Manager Pat Murphy praises the team’s relentless focus, highlighting how players from all walks of life come together to win, and how Ortiz’s dedication, even amid frustration, has earned him the respect of teammates and staff.

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Brandon Woodruff’s return to form hit a major snag as he was pulled after just three innings against the Diamondbacks—his second early exit in a row against them. Throwing with noticeably reduced velocity and altered pitch selection, the Brewers’ ace, fresh off a two-month shoulder rehab, is facing mounting concerns about a recurring issue. With only three starts back in the rotation, this setback is a crushing blow for both Woodruff and the team, as medical staff rushed to assess him mid-game. No official diagnosis has been released, but the pattern points to lingering shoulder trouble. The Brewers will tread carefully moving forward, hoping this isn’t the start of a longer recovery—or worse, another setback for their ace.

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Jacob Misiorowski, the 24-year-old fireballer, is headed to his second straight All-Star Game after dominating the majors with 156 strikeouts, a 1.47 ERA, and a WHIP of just 0.78—while opponents are batting a meager .150 against him. His 100+ innings and shutout performance have propelled the Brewers to division leadership, and his 105.5 mph fastball has him in elite velocity territory. Though he won’t pitch in the game, his selection underscores his Cy Young frontrunner status. Catcher William Contreras, also an All-Star for the third time, celebrates his teammate’s rise, calling him a superstar, while both remain laser-focused on elevating their games for the rest of the season.

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Logan Henderson, Milwaukee’s top pitching prospect, is nearing his return to the majors after a strong rehab start, and could make his next appearance as early as Thursday against the Cardinals—potentially sparking a playoff push for the division-leading Brewers.

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