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Jacob Misiorowski’s hot streak hit a bump yesterday as he surrendered two homers for the first time in 13 starts, leading to a tough five-inning outing where he struck out 10 but took the loss. The Reds exploded for five runs — one earned — in a fourth-inning surge sparked by a first-base error, a run-scoring single, and Jose Trevino’s first homer since June. Sal Stewart also added a solo shot off a 102 mph fastball — a rare feat against Misiorowski, who’s dominated hitters with those pitches all season. Despite his usual dominance (just four extra-base hits allowed in his last 12 starts), the Reds capitalized on key mistakes, tying his career high for runs allowed — even if most were unearned. A reminder: even elite pitchers have off days.

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