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Misiorowski Throws Record Ten 103-MPH Pitches, Brewers Blank Yankees

5/9/2026

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Misiorowski Breaks Pitch Record

Jacob Misiorowski threw ten 103-mph-plus pitches, setting a Statcast-era record in the Brewers’ 6-0 shutout of the New York Yankees.
He struck out 11 Yankees batters over six innings, with three fastballs reaching 103.6 mph, the night’s highest velocity.
The record surpassed the previous total of four 103-mph-plus pitches recorded since 2008.
Brewers manager Pat Murphy said Misiorowski is “deep in that process of being great.”

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Brewers Shutout

The Brewers honored Hall of Famers CC Sabathia and Dave Parker before delivering a 6-0 shutout, the Yankees' first loss to Milwaukee since 1992.
Shane Drohan worked the final three innings to earn his first career save.
Brandon Lockridge left after his right knee hit an unpadded left-field wall while chasing a foul ball.
On Saturday the Yankees will start Cam Schlittler while Milwaukee will pitch Kyle Harrison.

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Misiorowski Shuts Out

Milwaukee is in a playoff spot and aims to overtake the Chicago Cubs for the NL Central title.
After trading Freddy Peralta and dealing with Brandon Woodruff’s shoulder issues, the Brewers depend on Michael Misiorowski, who logged 70 strikeouts, the most since Spencer Strider in 2023.
Shane Drohan said Misiorowski’s 43 pitches over 100 mph in a 5 1/3-inning shutout against Washington, ending with a hamstring cramp, make the impossible possible.

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Misiorowski Breaks Pitch Record

Jacob Misiorowski threw ten 103-mph-plus pitches, setting a Statcast-era record in the Brewers’ 6-0 shutout of the New York Yankees.
He struck out 11 Yankees batters over six innings, with three fastballs reaching 103.6 mph, the night’s highest velocity.
The record surpassed the previous total of four 103-mph-plus pitches recorded since 2008.
Brewers manager Pat Murphy said Misiorowski is “deep in that process of being great.”

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