In a remarkable display of pitching, Jacob Misiorowski of the Milwaukee Brewers threw 10 pitches reaching at least 103 mph during his game against the New York Yankees, setting a record for the highest velocity by a starter since Statcast tracking began in 2008. Misiorowski's top speed peaked at 103.6 mph, with three pitches hitting that mark while he completed six shutout innings. This performance is particularly notable as only four pitches of this speed had been recorded by starters in the past, with Misiorowski himself being part of that exclusive group. He struck out a season-high 11 batters, allowing just two hits and two walks, leaving the game with a 5-0 lead. His ability to maintain such high velocity is underscored by the fact that 41 of his 95 pitches were clocked at 100 mph or higher, bringing his season total to 193 in just eight starts. Misiorowski's previous outing also showcased his speed, where he threw 43 pitches at least 100 mph before leaving due to a cramp. This performance places him alongside Aroldis Chapman as one of the few pitchers to achieve such high pitch velocities in a game.