Jacob Misiorowski made history by throwing the fastest strikeout pitch by a starting pitcher, clocking in at 102.7 mph against Oneil Cruz during a game against the Pirates. This extraordinary feat surpasses the previous record of 102.6 mph set by Tarik Skubal last season. In addition to the record-breaking pitch, Misiorowski struck out another batter with a 102.2 mph pitch, marking him as the first starter to achieve two strikeouts over 120 mph in a single inning since pitch tracking began in 2008.

By the Numbers
  • Misiorowski's fastest strikeout pitch was 102.7 mph.
  • He achieved two strikeouts over 102 mph in a single inning.
State of Play
  • Misiorowski now holds the record for the most strikeouts at 102-plus mph for any starting pitcher, with three total.
  • Alongside Hunter Greene, he leads all starters with 12 pitches thrown at 102 mph or more.
What's Next

With his incredible velocity on display, Misiorowski is poised to become a pivotal player for the Brewers moving forward. His success could bolster the team's pitching staff as they aim for a strong playoff run this season.

Bottom Line

Misiorowski’s remarkable performance not only sets a new benchmark for starting pitchers but also establishes him as a potential star in the league. His ability to generate such high velocity consistently can elevate the Brewers' competitiveness in upcoming games.