Jacob Misiorowski made history on Friday, throwing six perfect innings in his second MLB start, reaching 11 consecutive hitless frames to begin his career, the longest for any starter since 1900. Despite a seventh-inning walk to Byron Buxton and a home run by Matt Wallner that broke the no-hit streak, Misiorowski left the game to a standing ovation with the Brewers leading 8-2. He ultimately secured a win in an impressive 17-6 victory over the Minnesota Twins.

This young pitcher, who previously threw five no-hit innings against the St. Louis Cardinals, is now the only pitcher in the modern era with more wins (two) than hits allowed (one) after two starts. His fastball reached an astonishing 102.1 mph, and he struck out six batters, showcasing versatility with his pitch mix, including a curveball and a slider. Manager Pat Murphy praised Misiorowski's improved command compared to his first outing, indicating a bright future for the rookie.