The Milwaukee Brewers have one game left in Cincinnati before they enjoy a well deserved off-day.

With a grueling stretch coming up, it's more crucial than ever that this team's starting rotation stays red-hot.

Knowing this team has Jacob Misiorowski, Kyle Harrison, and now Brandon Woodruff back in the fold, one can only imagine how much damage those three could do in a five-game playoff series.

Thankfully for Milwaukee, that's the projected starting pitching lineup for their upcoming three-game series against the Chicago Cubs.

Everyone learned that Miz is indeed human when he gave up a pair of runs in his last start, picking up an undeserved loss in the process.

Milwaukee's offense was nowhere to be found, and Misiorowski found himself in Corbin Burnes and Paul Skenes territory as he was forced to fall to 8-3 even after a stellar start most pitchers would dream of having in the big leagues.

Overall, Miz is 8-3 with a 1.45 ERA. His WHIP and strikeout totals remain first in all of baseball, and there's no signs of the 24-year-old regressing. 

Misiorowski has already faced the Cubs once this year. Back on Tuesday, May 19, he went six scoreless, punching out eight and only allowing three hits.

Misiorowski and Harrison have a case to be the best one-two punch in all of baseball. Together, they possess records pitchers can only fathom having, and each has an ERA at 2.50 or lower, which truly set them apart from the rest.

As for Harrison, he's picked up a win in five of his last eight starts. Coming off a seven-strikeout game where he went 6.1 innings, the 24-year-old would love to keep going six plus innings, something he's done in four of his last six starts.

Similar to Miz, Harrison pitched against the Cubs on Wednesday, May 20, in a start where he went seven scoreless where he struck out 11 batters and allowed just two hits.

"Big Woo" carried a perfect game into the sixth inning in his return. While he didn't get a decision, he deserved every bit of the win in that game. Woodruff's big-league return was special, and now the Brewers finally have the three-headed monster in this starting rotation they've dreamed of all year long.

Unlike the other two starters in this series, this'll be Woodruff's first time facing the Cubs this season.

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