Misiorowski's Dominant Start for Brewers

0:00On March 27th, Milwaukee Brewer's pitcher, Jacob Misierowski grabbed headlines on opening day against the Chicago White Sox with nine strikeouts and five innings. That topped the old club mark of eight set by Freddie Peralta last year. Overall, he fanned 11 batters while giving up just two hits and one run. Earlier this week, he also became the third youngest opening day starter in Brewer's history. Billy Bill Parsons back in 1972 and Ben Sheetz in 2002 were younger. Jacked by Milwaukee in 2022, Misierowski debuted in the majors last June with five no-hit innings for his first win, then followed with six more than next outing. Fans and teammates raved about his quick rise despite limited big league time. He ended last season five and three with the 4.36 earn run average and 87 strikeouts over 66 innings, then landed him 11th in national league rookie of the year voting, plus a postseason spot where he went two in one with a 1.50 earned run average.

1:05His hot street continued with an all-star call-up after just five regular season starts, replacing Matthew Boyd, that made him the quickest to the mid-summer classic by fewest appearances, edging out Paul Schienes from 2024. He capped it with a scoreless eighth inning full of high velocity heat. Misierowski's early dominance has the Brewer's buzzing about their rotations future as the season ramps up. You've been listening to Milwaukee Brewer's news today, AI Power Team Coverage.