Brewers 11, Rockies 2: Misiorowski Strikes Out the First Seven

Seven punchouts before anyone put a ball in play

July 26, 2026 – Milwaukee – Jacob Misiorowski opened Sunday like a video-game slider left on.

First seven Rockies: strikeout, strikeout, strikeout. He punched out 12 of the first 13 hitters he faced and retired the first 14. Colorado’s first ball in play didn’t come until the fourth. The first baserunner was Cole Carrigg’s solo homer with two outs in the fifth. Misiorowski (11-4) left after five with 12 strikeouts, one hit, one run, and 83 pitches. The Milwaukee Brewers beat the Colorado Rockies 11-2, per the Associated Press.

Sixty-six of those 83 pitches were at least 100 mph. Top reading: 104.7. That broke his own tracking-era mark for 100-mph pitches in a game. Kyle Freeland (2-10) took the loss while Milwaukee’s bats piled 14 hits.

The Engine line matched the heat

AthX Engine put Misiorowski at 24 pitching fantasy points and Milwaukee at 23 team FP, second only to Chicago’s rout. The Engine grades the start. The franchise record is the story you tell at dinner.

Dynamic pricing will still price workload management (he’s at 120 innings) next to lines like this.

Milwaukee keeps rolling

Milwaukee sits at 66-39, and Misiorowski owns a 1.58 ERA. Colorado got the highlight reel without the result. AthX Engine ranked this beside Rasmussen’s one-hitter as the weekend’s best pitching work.

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*Sources: MLB.com schedule, CBS Sports scoreboard, AP, AthX Engine scoring. Information only; not financial advice.*