No-hitter alert (and no panic) in Milwaukee

The Cubs did not waste Ben Brown’s seven no-hit innings against the Brewers, a performance that showed how their season can go to another level. In the meantime, team president Jed Hoyer is telling everyone to stay patient and not overreact to what has essentially been the worst offense in the majors for about a month.Sahadev Sharma and Patrick Mooney describe the scene in Milwaukee and Craig Counsell’s reaction to the reaction from angry Brewers fans.
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I understand some people's frustration at pulling Ben Brown but I also understand why he got pulled. Would've been nice to see him finish it out but he's never threw that many pitches.
An yea Brown's era excluding any relief appearances is at a 1.80. His numbers even with all of his outings included is above and beyond what should be expected from a rookie. Cubs starting pitching hasn't really been a big issue though. It all comes back to the offense struggling this month. But without the great starting pitching they'd easily be 10 games under 500. Need the offense to pick it up to make these great starts end with a win.