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Jacob Misiorowski Sets Modern Era Record With 11 Hitless Innings to Open Career

The rookie right-hander topped out at 102.1 mph with his four-seam fastball, mixing in curveballs, sliders, changeups to carry an 11-inning no-hit bid into the seventh inning.

Jacob Misiorowski threw all eight of the fastest pitches at the 2022 MLB Draft Combine workout.
Before Jacob Misiorowski, no starter in the modern era had ever given up no hits in each of their first 11 innings in the majors.
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Overview

  • He opened his career by tossing five hitless innings against the St. Louis Cardinals on June 12 before leaving his debut due to leg cramping.
  • In his second start at Target Field on June 21, he delivered six perfect innings before issuing a walk to Byron Buxton and yielding a two-run home run to Matt Wallner in the seventh.
  • His four-seam fastball peaked at 102.1 mph, and he supplemented it with curveballs, sliders, and changeups to keep batters off balance.
  • With two wins and just one hit allowed over 11 innings, he is the only major-league pitcher since 1900 to have more wins than hits allowed after two starts.
  • The Brewers’ offense exploded for 17 runs, highlighted by Christian Yelich’s career-best eight RBIs in the victory.