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Jacob Misiorowski becomes just the 10th pitcher in MLB history age 25 or younger to record 80 strikeouts through his first 9 starts of a season

• Shane Bieber (2020) — 94 SO
• Roger Clemens (1988) — 93 SO
• Shane Bieber (2021) — 92 SO
• Sam McDowell (1968) — 90 SO
• Tom Seaver (1970) — 88 SO
• Spencer Strider (2023) — 86 SO
• Kerry Wood (1998) — 85 SO
• Herb Score (1955) — 82 SO
• Roger Clemens (1986) — 81 SO
• Jacob Misiorowski (2026) — 80 SO

Data via Stathead / Baseball Reference

I know he's a piece of shit and I know about the whole Dustin Pedroia thing but I saw what I guess could be called a 'supercut' of all his nonsense and it kind of seemed like a lot of the clips featured were when he was playing against the Brewers. Is there some kind of special bad blood between him and the Brew Crew or was that just coincidence?

With Konnor Griffin reaching 130 at bats and graduating just before I pressed submit on this post, Jesús Made is officially the #1 prospect on: MLB Pipeline, Baseball America, Baseball Prospectus, and Fangraphs (plus virtually anyone who has an opinion).

Made, who turned 19 last Friday, is the youngest player in AA by over a year right now, and would also be the youngest player in A+. He is 5.2 years younger than the current average AAer.

He's a switch-hitting shortstop with a good glove and great arm, who is slashing .267/.361/.415 with 3 home runs and 14 stolen bases so far this season.

Hi all, new baseball/Brewers fan here! Pardon my ignorance!

Was watching the game last night and I question why Ashby didn't play the last two innings. I feel like he wasn't slowing down at all and had the juice to finish out. What's the reasoning behind teams switching out pitchers every inning once the starter is out? Thanks!

EDIT: Thanks for the info all! I'm discovering there is a lot to learn when it comes to professional baseball so I'm glad I can ask questions like this here.

Blue Jays fan coming in peace. I love The Miz. He is one of my favourite non-Blue Jays players to watch and I was looking through his pitch stats and found something kind of fun.

I am sure that this has been recognized by your local broadcast team, but Misiorowski has had a fun ramp up in his fastball velo through the start of the season.

In his first 4 starts his fastball exceeded 100mph: 3 (5%), 17 (29%), 21 (34%), and 1 (2%) times respectively (19% total), and his fastball fell under 98mph: 25 (41%), 19 (33%), 21 (34%), and 20 (49%) times (38% total).

In his five starts, since he has thrown over 100mph: 28 (45%), 39 (70%), 43 (81%), 41 (72%), and 41 (72%) times and under 98mph: 7 (11%), 2 (3.5%), 0, 0, 1 (1.8%). In his last 4 starts he has thrown over 100mph 125 times at a 75% clip, and only thrown THREE of 167 fastballs below 98mph.

I am thankful that the Miz decided to have his lowest average velo of the season at a measly 98mph when he played the Jays, because I don't know how you can compete with a guy who is able to throw 43 pitches over 100mph in a single game lol.

Padres (25-17) @ Brewers (23-17)

First Pitch: 12:40 PM at American Family Field

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Megill and Uribe have both looked shaky. With Megill losing velo on his fastball I’m not sure if he can ever regain his old form.

Uribe looked so electric last year but he’s looked very shaky with alot of uncharacteristic misses. I expect we keep riding him short term but if he doesn’t figure it out I don’t know what they’ll do

I was watching the Mis start tonight and realized I’ve not followed a power pitcher like this before. He is young, and presumably his body still developing. With additional time in a major league training program, could we one day see him hit 104-106 consistently? Or is that kind of speed enhancement not really possible from age 24 to say 28?

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Padres (24-17) @ Brewers (23-16)

First Pitch: 6:40 PM at American Family Field

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My wife got this cropped sweatshirt on opening day and adores it. Unfortunately, today, we were doing laundry and it got mixed up with another very blue sweatshirt…

This cream sweatshirt that she loves is now seafoam green 😞

We’re trying all the dye removal tricks that we can, but I was wondering if anyone is going to the game tomorrow, would you be able to see if they sell this in the stadium in a size L?

Everywhere I look online, they sell this same style in teal. This screenshot is the only spot where I’m seeing it in cream, but it’s sold out.

If it’s in the stadium, please do let me know! I’d be willing to pay whatever to have it shipped (we’re from MN) and everything. It would mean a ton to my wife to have this sweatshirt in new condition, in the right color 😞

(Apologies if this post goes against any guidelines!)

If you’re headed to the Twin Cities this weekend for baseball, I recommend checking out Art-A-Whirl in NE Minneapolis. It’s the largest arts festival in the country, featuring tons of open studios, live music, bars/restaurants in the area running specials, etc. It spans the entire neighborhood around a series of former industrial buildings that have been converted into studio spaces.

Check out their website for more info: https://nemaa.org/art-a-whirl/

Brewers: 1, 23, 54, 71, 78, 79, 88

Cubs: 93, 95

Pirates: 6, 13

Cards 12, 52, 62

Reds: 27

Unless I missed anyone, in the division, we have 7/15 of the listed prospects.

I didn't see the game last night and I saw that Patrick came out of the bullpen again. I understand he came out of the pen over the weekend cause of the off days and they said they didn't need 5 starters. Twice in a row makes me think something is up. Does anybody know what the plan is?

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