Jacob Misiorowski Hit 100 MPH 57 Times: Why Every Bat In MLB Just Got A Whole Lot Heavier

Alright, Emerald City. We gotta talk about something wild that happened around the league, even while our M's were battling it out. You hear about Jacob Misiorowski? Yeah, the Brewers pitcher. This dude just pulled off a performance that's gonna make every hitter in baseball rethink their life choices. He didn't just have a good outing, he had an ABSOLUTE gem, racking up 12 strikeouts and doing something no pitcher has ever done before in the tracking era.

The Heat Check That Broke Records And Minds

Seriously, listen to this: Misiorowski threw 57 pitches that clocked in at 100 miles per hour or faster. FIFTY-SEVEN! That’s not just dominant, that’s downright historic. Since pitch tracking started back in 2008, no one, and I mean NO ONE, has ever hit that ridiculous mark in a single game. Imagine the arm strength to maintain that kind of heat for an entire outing. The previous record for hundred-plus mph pitches was 47, set by Cincinnati's Hunter Greene in 2022. Misiorowski didn’t just break that record, he absolutely shattered it, hitting a top velocity of 103.4 mph. Every single batter walking to the plate against him had to be thinking, 'What am I supposed to do with that?' It’s just an absolutely unfair advantage, man. It tells you everything about the kind of raw power this guy has on the mound.

This Was A Masterclass Beyond Just Radar Guns

But let's be real, it wasn't just about throwing gas. This was a true, honest-to-goodness pitching masterclass. Misiorowski carved up the St. Louis Cardinals, carrying a no-hitter deep into the sixth inning. He ended up with 12 K’s, absolutely dealing, leading the Brewers to a solid 5-1 victory. He gave up only one run, two measly hits, and a single walk over seven incredible innings, dropping his ERA to a stellar 1.83. Can you believe that efficiency with that power? He walked JJ Wetherholt to start, but then basically shut them down. It wasn't until Pedro Pages finally poked a bloop single to lead off the sixth that the Cardinals got another runner on base. That one run in the sixth finally ended an insane streak of 29 1/3 consecutive scoreless innings. On offense, Christian Yelich blasted a crucial two-run homer and Andrew Vaughn went 3 for 4, so the Brewers offense definitely did its part to secure the W. They even extended their lead over St. Louis by two and a half games, which is a big deal for their season outlook. So yeah, while the league is buzzing about this Misiorowski kid, our own Mariners were battling it out on the road. We watched as our M's fought hard, but ultimately fell to the Kansas City Royals 8-6. It was a tough one, no doubt, and you know we always want that W for the Emerald City. It's a gut punch, for sure, but that’s baseball sometimes. We just gotta shake it off and come back stronger tomorrow. This team has shown us glimpses of what they can do, and we know they’ve got more in the tank. Next game, we need to bring that famous Seattle grit, lock in, and get back on track. Keep those bats hot and that pitching dialed in, M's! We're with you, always, bleeding green and blue!

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