Standing tall at 6'7" and lighting up the radar gun, 23-year old Jacob Misiorowski is quickly becoming one of the most exciting young arms in baseball. In his first two starts for the Milwaukee Brewers, the rookie right‑hander didn’t just impress — he made history.

In his debut, Misiorowski tossed five hitless innings and struck out five batters, reaching an eye‑popping 102 mph on the radar. His second start was even more dominant, carrying a no‑hit bid deep into the game and allowing just one hit over six innings.

With that performance, he became the first pitcher in over a century to begin a career with 11 innings and only 1 hit allowed — a feat that instantly put him in rare company.

Armed with a blazing fastball and sharp breaking pitches, Misiorowski is more than a rising star — he’s a glimpse into the future of the Brewers’ rotation. Keep an eye on this powerhouse right‑hander as he develops into one of the premier arms in the league. That pitch is fast—but the movement? That’s seam science.