Full Breakdown
Jacob Misiorowski Sets Brewers Franchise Record with Seven Consecutive Strikeouts
7/27/2026, 9:02:31 AM
Record-Setting Start
On Sunday at American Family Field, Milwaukee right-hander Jacob Misiorowski struck out the first seven Colorado Rockies batters he faced, establishing a new Brewers franchise record for consecutive strikeouts to begin a game. He added a 12th strikeout among the first 13 hitters before Cole Carrigg’s solo home run ended the streak in the fifth inning. The performance fell two strikeouts short of the major-league record of nine, set by Pablo López on July 11, 2021.
Pitching Performance and Velocity
Misiorowski delivered 83 pitches, 66 of which reached 100 mph, and recorded a peak velocity of 104.7 mph. He previously logged 58 pitches at or above 100 mph during a 15-strikeout outing against the Philadelphia Phillies on June 12. Over the five-inning effort he allowed one run on one hit, striking out 12 batters in total. His fastball reached 104.3 mph when he retired Hunter Goodman to close the first inning.
Workload Management and Season Context
The Brewers removed Misiorowski after the fifth inning to monitor his workload as the team approaches the stretch run. He has logged 120 innings this season, approaching last year’s total of 141 2/3 innings. His earned-run average sits at 1.58 through 20 starts, the lowest sub-2.00 ERA among qualified pitchers. He also leads the majors with 185 strikeouts, 18 more than the next pitcher.
Official Comments
Brewers manager Pat Murphy praised the outing, calling the 12-of-13 strikeout stretch “pretty impressive” and noting the importance of maintaining Misiorowski’s health for the postseason push. The organization indicated that careful pitch-count monitoring will continue through August and September.
Verbatim Quote
“I felt a lot better today,” — Jacob Misiorowski — Jacob Misiorowski
