The Milwaukee Brewers look to get back on the winning track as they face off with the Los Angeles Dodgers on Aug. 15 at Dodger Stadium.
Follow along for live updates as Jacob Misiorowski (11-5, 1.76) faces off with Justin Wrobleski (11-4, 3.44) in the starting pitching matchup of 2026 all-stars.
Jacob Misiorowski is following his impressive rookie season with a dominant second year for the Milwaukee Brewers in what could end up being the best pitching season in team history.
He leads all of baseball with a 1.62 ERA and strikeouts (167) and has set the record multiple times for fastest pitch ever for a starting pitcher.
It earned him his second All-Star Game appearance and he’s a leading candidate for the NL Cy Young Award.
Scroll through this gallery for highlights and his stats from Misirowoski’s 2026 season from all the mind-boggling strikeout numbers to his record-setting pitches.
1 / 22Jacob Misiorowski is following his impressive rookie season with a dominant second year for the Milwaukee Brewers in what could end up being the best pitching season in team history.
He leads all of baseball with a 1.62 ERA and strikeouts (167) and has set the record multiple times for fastest pitch ever for a starting pitcher.
It earned him his second All-Star Game appearance and he’s a leading candidate for the NL Cy Young Award.
Scroll through this gallery for highlights and his stats from Misirowoski’s 2026 season from all the mind-boggling strikeout numbers to his record-setting pitches.
2 / 22Milwaukee Brewers pitcher Jacob Misiorowski is a popular player at the MLB All-Star festivities in Philadelphia July 13.
However, he won’t pitch in the game.
3 / 22In Misiorowski’s last start before the All-Star break on July 7, he tossed 11 strikeouts and zero walks across seven innings in the Brewers’ 4-3 win over the St. Louis Cardinals.
It moved him to 10-4 on the season.
The 103 pitches were his second most of the season and third time he topped 100 this year.
4 / 22Jacob Misiorowski earned his ninth win of the season and threw another quality start, allowing only one run and just two hits across six innings in a Brewers 6-2 over the Chicago Cubs on June 26 at American Family Field.
In the first inning of the game, Misiorowski threw a pitch 105.5 mph, breaking his own record for fastest ever for a starting pitcher and tied for the third-fastest tracked by any pitcher ever.
5 / 22Misiorowski followed up his historic start against the Phillies with a solid showing against another NL East opponent, though it ended in a loss.
He pitched six innings, struck out seven and walked one in a Brewers 3-2 loss. It snapped an eight-game streak of Misiorowski allowing one or fewer runs.
6 / 22Misiorowski reacts after the final out of the ninth inning in the team’s 6-0 win over the Philadelphia Phillies on June 12 in one of the greatest pitching performances in Brewers history.
He had a career-high 15 strikeouts and faced the minimum in his first complete-game shutout of his career.
It was his seventh start in his last eight that he didn’t allow a run.
7 / 22Jacob Misiorowski broke his own record by throwing a 104.5 mph pitch in the first inning against the Phillies on June 12.
Fellow All-Star William Contreras was his battery mate for the game.
8 / 22In the high altitude of Coors Field in Denver, Colorado, Misiorowski threw seven innings, eight strikeouts and one run (zero earned runs) in a Brewers 7-1 win on June 6.
Misiorowski’s ERA dropped to 1.50.
9 / 22Against the Rockies, Misiorowski first 30 fastballs all hit triple digits, including a 103.7-mph pitch to Kyle Karros that was the fastest pitch ever tracked by a starting pitcher. He would later break his own record twice in the ensuing month.
10 / 22Misiorowski was masterful in Houston as the Brewers won 2-0 on May 31.
He threw seven shutout innings, striking out eight and walking zero and scattered only three hits. The Miz lowered his ERA to 1.65.
11 / 22Misiorowski pitched an absolute gem in the Brewers’ 5-1 victory over the St. Louis Cardinals on May 25 at American Family Field.
He threw 12 strikeouts with only one walk and two hits across seven innings. The one run allowed was the first he surrendered in five starts.
12 / 22Jacob Misiorowski reacts after the third out in the fifth inning against the St. Louis Cardinals at American Family Field on May 25.
He earned his fifth win on the season and had lowered his ERA to 1.83.
13 / 22Brewers starting pitcher Jacob Misiorowski was brilliant again as he blanked the Cubs on three hits with a walk and eight strikeouts over six innings of work in a 5-2 Brewers win on Tuesday, May 19 at Wrigley Field in Chicago.
It was the beginning of a stretch of five straight starts that Misiorowski was the winning pitcher. During this period, he allowed only one earned run across 36 innings pitched.
14 / 22Pat Murphy gives Misiorowski a handshake before his start against the Chicago Cubs on May 19.
15 / 22Misiorowski pitched incredible against the San Diego Padres but didn’t have much support in a 3-1 Brewers loss on May 13.
Misiorowski had 10 strikeouts with zero walks in seven innings and zero runs.
16 / 22Misiorowski set the tone on what turned out to be a weekend sweep over the New York Yankees at American Family Field. He struck out 11, walked two across six-shutout innings as the Brewers defeated the Yankees, 6-0, on May 8.
It was the start of eight straight starts in which Misiorowski pitched at least six innings. He only allowed four total earned runs across 61 innings during this span.
17 / 22Milwaukee Brewers pitcher Jacob Misiorowski (32) reacts after striking out a batter during the sixth inning against the Yankees on May 8.
The 11-strikeout game is one eight double-digit strikeout performances for Misiorowski from the first half of the season.
18 / 22In a Brewers 6-1 win over the Washington Nationals on May 1, Misiorowski didn’t allow a hit in 5.1 innings.
He had eight strikeouts with only two walks.
It started a stretch when he didn’t allow a run across four straight starts over 24.1 innings.
19 / 22Jacob Misiorowski made his first Opening Day start for the Brewers.
And it was spectacular performance and a sign of what was to come in the first half of the season.
In five innings, The Miz struck out 11 batters and allowed just one run on two hits as the Brewers pounded the White Sox, 14-2, on March 26.
20 / 22Misiorowski is all smiles on the Fourth of July as the Brewers play the Arizona Diamondbacks at Chase Field.
21 / 22Misiorowski shows off a fan made custom card in the “Pokemon” style before the game against the Pittsburgh Pirates at PNC Park.
The Miz is a huge Pokeman fan.
22 / 22Jacob Misiorowski is getting used to the celebratory Gatorade baths after performances in 2026. Here’s one following his historic start against the Philadelphia Phillies on June 13 when he pitched his first complete game.
Brewers at Dodgers, Aug. 16, 3:10 p.m.: Milwaukee RHP Logan Henderson (6-2, 2.88) vs. Los Angeles LHP Tarik Skubal (7-6, 2.93). TV – Brewers.TV. Radio – AM-620 WTMJ.
This article originally appeared on Milwaukee Journal Sentinel: Brewers vs. Dodgers score, startling lineups, TV, live updates
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