Misiorowski Makes History with Complete Game Shutout as Brewers Defeat Phillies 6-0

June 12, 2026; Milwaukee, Wisconsin, USA - Milwaukee Brewers pitcher Jacob Misiorowski (32) delivered a remarkable performance against the Philadelphia Phillies, achieving a complete game shutout in a 6-0 victory at American Family Field. Misiorowski completed the game in just 95 pitches, striking out a staggering 15 batters and setting a new record for the fastest pitch ever recorded by a starting pitcher.

This marked the first time Misiorowski pitched into the eighth inning, and he came close to a perfect game, allowing only one hit throughout the contest. His dominance was evident from the beginning, as he fired five fastballs to Kyle Schwarber, the last of which clocked in at 104.5 mph, marking a new personal best for the young pitcher.

The Brewers got off to a quick start, scoring their first run in the opening inning. Christian Yelich led off with a walk, and after a couple of outs, William Contreras delivered a double that brought Yelich home. The team added another run in the second, capitalizing on a passed ball to extend their lead to 2-0.

As the game progressed, Misiorowski continued to silence the Phillies' lineup, recording strikeouts with ease and facing the minimum number of batters through six innings. The Brewers' offense exploded in the fifth, highlighted by Jake Bauers’ three-run homer that pushed the score to 5-0. The team tacked on another run in the sixth, sealing an impressive win.

Misiorowski's stellar outing is a testament to his emerging talent and potential as a key player for the Brewers this season.