Misiorowski tapped as Brewers' World Series Game 1 starter
Milwaukee hands the ball to Misiorowski for Game 1 despite two shaky playoff outings where he failed to reach the fifth inning.
The Brewers have announced Jacob Misiorowski as their Game 1 World Series starter. Misiorowski made two starts during the 2026 playoffs but did not complete five innings in either appearance. The decision signals Milwaukee's confidence in him despite recent inefficiency. His ability to recapture his best stuff will be a key storyline heading into the series opener.
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