Jacob Misiorowski Sets World Series Record With 103.5 Mph First Pitch
Jacob Misiorowski of the Milwaukee Brewers set a new World Series record with his first pitch at 103.5 mph during the Fall Classic.
Elmira, NY, October 23, 2026 —
Jacob Misiorowski of the Milwaukee Brewers set a new World Series record when his first pitch during the Fall Classic was recorded at 103.5 mph, according to the information provided. The mark makes the pitch a notable moment in the series, though further details about when it occurred were not included.
The available information describes the pitch as Misiorowski’s first and identifies its speed as 103.5 mph. It does not specify the game, the batter, or the circumstances surrounding the pitch. It also does not identify how the speed was measured or provide the previous World Series record for comparison.
Misiorowski is identified as a Brewers player, but no additional information was supplied about his role in the series or his performance beyond the record-setting pitch. The summary does not state whether the pitch led to a particular result, and no follow-up details were provided.
The record claim is limited to the World Series, also referred to as the Fall Classic in the summary. No date, location, opponent, or source for the record was provided. Without those details, the precise setting and historical comparison for the 103.5 mph pitch remain unspecified.
Story summarized from the original created by RONALD BLUM, Associated Press on www.mytwintiers.com, see more information here.
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