Misiorowski's velocity dip tied to conditions, not health
The Brewers righty touched below 101 mph for just the second time in 2025, but credits external conditions and says he feels as good as Opening Day.
Jacob Misiorowski had a rare velocity dip in his most recent outing, marking only the second time this season he failed to reach 101 mph. It was also just the fourth such instance across his entire career. Misiorowski attributed the drop to external conditions rather than any physical issue, stating he feels as sharp as he did on Opening Day. The signal is worth monitoring as a potential velocity trend, though the pitcher himself dismisses any concern.
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