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Jacob Misiorowski lived out of every young boy’s dream Thursday night by making his MLB debut.
The 103 MPH-sheep right-handed got the invitation to start for Milwaukee Brewers, and he couldn’t have got off to a better start.
He held St. Louis Cardinals Hitløse through his first five laps of work, struck out five and went four.
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Milwaukee Brewers Pitcher Jacob Misiorowski, #33, throwing at St. Louis Cardinals Outfielder Lars Nootbaar when he debuted in the Major League during the first place of a baseball match on Thursday, June 12, 2025 in Milwaukee. (AP Photo/Kayla Wolf)
However, he was forced to leave the game.
Misiorowski, 23, had just thrown a third straight ball to Victor Scott to open the sixth as his foot landed awkward on the front of the haug. After the Brewers Medical Staff went out to check him, the Misiorowski left the game and Nick Mears came out of the bullp.
The breweries later said that Misiorowski left due to cramps in his right calf and quadriceps.
“Of course I don’t want to leave like that,” Misiorowski said. “I feel that I could have continued in progress, but I cramped up. Things are happening.”
Misiorowski said he had no idea he had even had a no-hitter until that time.
“I thought one of Popups landed,” he said.
Milwaukee Brewers Pitcher Jacob Misiorowski, #33, goes off the field with main athletic coach Brad Epstein during the sixth round of a baseball match against St. Louis Cardinals on Thursday, June 12, 2025 in Milwaukee. (AP Photo/Kayla Wolf)
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Milwaukee Manager Pat Murphy said that Misiorowski could have turned an ankle too, but said he was “all good.”
“He was impressive every way you look at it,” Murphy said. “I think he was super nervous before the game and it can be expected, but I think he handled it really, really well.”
Misiorowski reached 100 km / h with each of the first three seats, and 11 of his first 24 (Triple digits would not last long as only three more seats all night hit 100). However, according to MLB.com, 102.2 mph pitch was the fastest of any Brewers starter since Pitch Tracking began in 2008.
Milwaukee Brewers Pitcher Jacob Misiorowski, #33, throws a pitch during the third round against St. Louis Cardinals at American Family Field. (Jeff Hanisch-Preferred Pictures)
In the end, it was 6-0 victory for Milwaukee over their NL Central rivals. They are within half a play apart, but Chicago Cubs have a pleasant 5.5-playing lead over the breweries in second.
