Brewers rookie makes MLB history after perfect game bid in 2nd big-league game
The Milwaukee Brewers have certainly struck gold with their recent call-up, Jacob Misiorowski. The 23-year-old pitcher made quite the impression in his first two MLB outings, showing off his impressive skills on the mound.
In his MLB debut on June 12, Misiorowski had a no-hitter through five innings before cramps forced him out of the game. Undeterred, he came back even stronger in his second outing, taking a perfect game into the seventh inning. His performance was nothing short of spectacular, showcasing his potential as a rising star in the league.
Misiorowski, known for his blazing fastball clocked at 103 mph, made history by becoming the first starting pitcher in the modern era to start his career with 11 consecutive no-hit innings. His dominance on the mound was evident, as he struck out batters with ease and kept hitters off balance.
Although his perfect game bid was broken up by a home run, Misiorowski left the game to a standing ovation after an impressive performance. He showcased his versatility by mixing in a slider and changeup in the mid-90s, proving to be a formidable force on the mound.
With two wins and only one hit allowed in his first two career starts, Misiorowski has already made a name for himself in the league. His confidence and composure on the mound have been key factors in his success, and he has quickly become a valuable asset to the Brewers.
The Brewers’ decision to call up Misiorowski resulted in the demotion of MLB veteran Aaron Civale, who requested a trade to the Chicago White Sox. Despite the roster shakeup, Milwaukee is still in contention in the NL Central, sitting 4.5 games out of first place behind the Chicago Cubs.
As Misiorowski continues to impress with his performance on the mound, fans can expect to see more exciting moments from this talented young pitcher. With his combination of power and finesse, he is poised to make a significant impact in the league for years to come.
