Woodruff (10-3) pitched well Thursday against the Reds, allowing just one run on seven hits in six innings while striking out six, but he took the loss as the Brewers couldn't manage a single run all game.
The Reds strung together four hits in the first inning for their only run of the game, but Woodruff settled in for a strong performance after that. Only one runner even reached second base in the next five innings. Woodruff will enter the break with a strong 3.67 ERA and a 28.8 percent strikeout rate and is currently tied for the National League lead with 10 wins.