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Jacob Misiorowski's 1st-inning fastball velocity for Brewers vs. Yankees is unmatched in baseball history originally appeared on The Sporting News. Add The Sporting News as a Preferred Source by clicking here.
Jacob Misiorowski may have been just a little amped up to face the New York Yankees.
The Milwaukee Brewers' right-handed ace threw the most absurd first inning of fastball velocity in baseball history.
To sum it up one way: His 10th-fastest pitch of the first inning was 102 miles per hour.
He touched 104 once.
He hit 103 eight times.
And then he had that 102.
Absolute absurdity.
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Misiorowski is consistently one of the hardest-throwing pitchers in the game, despite starters usually throwing softer than relievers.
His slider, for example, often reaches the upper-90s.
And in this case, his heater was fully ablaze in the first inning against the Yanks.
You aren't gonna see anything like this very often, unless it's Misiorowski again.
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