Milwaukee Brewers right-hander Jacob Misiorowski is scratched from his scheduled Sunday start against the Pittsburgh Pirates and will also miss the MLB All-Star Game. Multiple outlets report that the decision is tied to arm fatigue and that the club is taking a cautious approach after Misiorowski’s recovery from his most recent outing. One report describes the Sunday matchup as one that would have featured a highly anticipated pitching confrontation involving Paul Skenes, but Misiorowski will not take the mound. The Brewers’ manager, Pat Murphy, is cited as saying Misiorowski needs rest because he has not recovered well enough following his prior start. Sources also indicate that, as of the reports, there is no expectation of imaging or a corresponding injured list move, suggesting the team is treating the issue as short-term rather than a confirmed injury requiring formal roster placement. As a result, Misiorowski will not participate in the Tuesday All-Star Game in Philadelphia.