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With Milwaukee Brewers star pitcher Jacob Misiorowski throwing gems amidst an All-Star push, the speed of his pitches has been truly unbelievable to the baseball world. After another gem thrown by the Brewers star in Misiorowski , he would speak on his outing against the New York Yankees last Friday in the win, 6-0.
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In that specific game, Misiorowski would throw six innings, striking out 11 batters, while allowing zero earned runs, with him throwing multiple times at 103 miles per hour. He would tell Pat McAfee on his self-titled show how "adrenaline" was hitting him hard during that game.
"Yeah, I mean, I sure hope that's the norm. I mean, I think it's more just like adrenaline coming into effect and kind of going that way with it. But no, against the Yankees, like, that was definitely straight adrenaline the whole game, and I was riding on that. So it felt good," Misiorowski said.
Brewers' Jacob Misiorowski on wanting to keep up his current pace
In Misiorowski's last outing against the Padres, which Milwaukee lost, 3-1, the 24-year-old shone once again as he threw seven innings, striking out 10 batters, once again allowing zero runs. He would speak to McAfee about wanting to stay around the speed and velocity of his current pitches, where hitting 100 miles per hour is usual, having hit that mark in junior college.
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"Yeah, I mean, I think, I think it's going to stay right around this for, you know, as long as I can possibly do it. But, you know, there's no way to tell exactly how long that's going to last. But no, I started tracking speed in junior college. That was when I hit 100 in my sophomore year of junior college and in the World Series. So it was kind of cool," Misiorowski said.
In total, Misiorowski has recorded a 2.12 ERA to go along with a MLB-leading 80 strikeouts and a 3-2 record, as his next scheduled start for the Brewers is on Monday, May 18, against the Chicago Cubs . At any rate, looking at the Brewers as a whole, the team is 23-17, which puts them second in the NL Central.
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