The Milwaukee Brewers pitcher has started just five games but made enough of an impact to earn his place in Tuesday night's All-Star Game

Milwaukee Brewers rookie pitcher Jacob Misiorowski reacted to the backlash over his MLB All-Star Game selection.

A little over a week ago, many Milwaukee Brewers fans were disappointed when the reserves for the 2025 All-Star Game were announced. Only starting pitcher Freddy Peralta would represent the Brewers. In addition to being the only player in a Milwaukee uniform,

Jacob Misiorowski, the 6-foot-7, flame-throwing right-hander for the Milwaukee Brewers, certainly knows how to make an entrance. Known as “The Miz,” the 23-year-old Missouri native was taken 63rd overall in the second round of the 2022 MLB June Amateur Draft out of Crowder College — the highest draft pick from the school since 1983.

Over the last few days, 'reports' have popped up about the possibility of the Milwaukee Brewers negotiating a long-term contract extension with All-Star flameth

Milwaukee Brewers fans were thrilled to hear Jacob Misiorowski penciled into the All-Star game to replace Cubs pitcher Matthew Boyd, who declined to partake in the festitivies due to his scheduled start on Saturday,

Misiorowski, who was ranked as the Brewers’ No. 5 prospect by The Athletic ’s Keith Law, made his debut June 12, taking a no-hitter in the fifth inning. His fifth pitch of the game clocked in at 102.2 mph and stands as the hardest-thrown pitch by a Brewers starter in the pitch-tracking era (since 2008).

Are you all in on the Jacob Misiorowski fandom? By now, what Brewers fan isn't? You're going to want to mark your calendar for August 10.

The addition of Brewers flame-throwing rookie Jacob Misiorowski to the National League All-Star roster was a controversial one.