Milwaukee Brewers right-hander Jacob Misiorowski sets an MLB velocity record during a game against the Philadelphia Phillies, throwing a 104.5-mph fastball—described across outlets as the fastest pitch by a starting pitcher since Statcast pitch tracking began in 2008. Multiple reports say he reaches 103 mph or higher on several pitches, with Fox Sports and Yahoo Sports noting he records multiple top-velocity pitches in the first inning. Yahoo Sports (MLB) adds that he throws the four fastest pitches ever recorded by a starter in a single inning. The Athletic reports Misiorowski also breaks or extends his own previous velocity mark for starting pitchers, including four pitches at least 104 mph in the first inning while striking out the side. Other coverage highlights the outcome: Yahoo Sports (MLB) characterizes the performance as leading to his first career shutout, while Fox Sports reports it comes during a complete-game shutout. Collectively, the articles agree on the record-setting velocity and the context of the first-inning stretch against Philadelphia.