A pitch Jacob Misiorowski finally debuted in AAA (Spoiler: Changeup)

[Terry]

I don't think his control is as bad as Zone% suggests, as you can see number would be higher with major league strike zone. Interestingly, he was able to throw more strikes with slider than 4-Seam for second game in a row. (Last year in AAA it was 43.2%. Sample size's still small I know)

It's been a long time since Misiorowski last throw his changeup. 9.6iVB, 17.3HB, it's a firm one without much drop and BA gave it a 40. 

[biedergb]

A consistent third pitch for him with a potential fourth would be so great. Command is his biggest liability now and will be the biggest question for him in the near future. 

But the can he start or is he a potential closer question will come down to whether there is something else beyond that filthy slider and extreme gas fastball.

His development this season is probably one of the biggest storylines for the Brewers '26-'28 teams, as the hitting side is  filling out nicely, and the bullpen will always be good. It is the starting pitchers or lack thereof (after this season) that will be key, and a few homegrown starters can do wonders (see '20-'23 teams).

[Playing Catch]

I'm really concerned about those non-competitive fastballs.

[duewizard]

A 45-50 grade changeup would be a game changer.  That zone% though... If he could average above 40-45% consistently...