Brewers Misiorowski No-Hitter & Cramp Exit
Jacob MisiorowskiS stellar MLB debut for the Brewers abruptly ended due to cramping after five hitless innings against the Cardinals. Despite the premature exit, the Brewers dominated, securing a 6-0 victory. Misiorowski, a top prospect, displayed elite velocity, consistently hitting over 100 mph and tallying five strikeouts. His impressive performance placed him among a select group of pitchers with a no-hit bid in their debut. News Directory 3 delivers the breaking coverage, unfolding the details of this exciting, albeit curtailed, performance. Brewers fans now await Misiorowski’s condition update. Discover what’s next for the young phenom.
Jacob Misiorowski’s Debut Cut Short, Brewers Still Win
Updated June 12, 2025
Milwaukee – Jacob Misiorowski’s highly anticipated major league debut for the Milwaukee Brewers ended prematurely Thursday night when he slipped on the mound. the incident occurred after he’d held the st. Louis Cardinals hitless through five innings. The Brewers went on to win 6-0.
Misiorowski, a top pitching prospect, was facing Victor Scott to begin the sixth inning when his foot slipped awkwardly after a pitch. Brewers medical staff evaluated Misiorowski, who then left the game. Nick Mears replaced him.
The Brewers later announced that Misiorowski exited due to cramping in his right calf and quadriceps. Despite the injury, Misiorowski earned the win, striking out five and walking three.
Mears walked Scott, a walk charged to Misiorowski, before retiring the next three batters. Willson Contreras broke up the no-hit bid in the seventh with a single off Aaron Ashby.
Misiorowski showcased the velocity that made him a top prospect. He reached 100 mph on his first three pitches to Lars Nootbaar. Fourteen of his 81 pitches exceeded 100 mph, the most for any rookie this season.
Misiorowski is the 10th player since 1891 to pitch at least five innings without allowing a hit in his MLB debut. Bumpus Jones, of Pittsburgh, is the only player to throw a no-hitter in his debut, accomplishing the feat in 1892.
What’s next
The brewers will evaluate Misiorowski’s condition to determine his availability for upcoming games. Further updates will be provided as they become available.