Milwaukee Brewers' Jacob Misiorowski Throws No-Hit Innings in MLB Debut

Jacob Misiorowski, a top pitching prospect for the Milwaukee Brewers, made an impressive Major League debut by taking a no-hitter into the sixth inning and striking out five, becoming the first Brewer since 1901 to throw five no-hit innings in an MLB debut. He showcased a powerful fastball reaching 100 mph on multiple pitches before leaving the game due to leg cramps, with the Brewers securing a 6-0 win. Meanwhile, Toronto Blue Jays prospect Trey Yesavage made his Double-A debut for the New Hampshire Fisher Cats, pitching four innings with one earned run, one hit, four walks, and four strikeouts. Despite early nerves indicated by walking the first three batters, Yesavage recovered well and maintained a strong season ERA of 2.25, continuing his rise through the Blue Jays' minor league system. He had previously dominated at Class-A and High-A levels, holding a combined 4-0 record with a 2.13 ERA and leading minor league baseball in strikeouts before his promotion. Both pitchers demonstrated resilience and potential, making notable strides in their professional baseball careers.