Jacob Misiorowski obliterated records in a historic Sunday outing, striking out 12 of the first 13 batters and setting new Brewers franchise marks with seven consecutive Ks and 66 pitches over 100 mph—including a blistering 104.7 mph fastball. He retired 14 batters in a row, becoming the first pitcher since 1920 to strike out 11+ while allowing no hits in the first four innings. Despite his dominance, he credits simple focus and mechanics, not a “zone,” and his manager raves about his command and arsenal. The Rockies finally got on base with a homer off his 101.9 mph pitch—a first in the pitch-tracking era. With 120 innings pitched this season, the Brewers are managing his workload carefully for a potential postseason run. His ERA ticked up slightly to 1.58, but he feels stronger than ever, crediting improved leg usage for his consistent velocity. He now leads MLB in strikeouts with 185, proving his dominance is both elite and sustainable.
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