Jacob Misiorowski, a promising prospect for the Milwaukee Brewers, made a stunning MLB debut, taking a no-hitter into the sixth inning against the St. Louis Cardinals. His performance included five innings pitched, no hits allowed, three walks, and five strikeouts. Misiorowski's outing was cut short due to calf and quad cramping, highlighting the team's cautious approach given his potential as a cornerstone for the franchise.

Despite the injury, Misiorowski's electric stuff was on display, with 14 pitches exceeding 100 mph and a variety of sliders and changeups clocking above 90 mph. The Brewers had a comfortable 6-0 lead when he exited, showcasing their strong offensive support. Misiorowski has been touted as one of the top prospects in baseball, and while control issues have been a concern in the minors, his strikeout rate suggests he has the potential to translate that success to the big leagues.