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Jacob Misiorowski

B/T R/R · 6' 7" · 201 lb · born Blue Springs, MO, USA · age 24 · draft 2022 rd 2 · played P 24 · MLB debut 2025-06-12

Last 14 days (through 2026-08-27): 2 G · 12.0 IP · 0.75 ERA · 12 SO · 1.00 WHIP

551 batters faced scored this season His season card →

INDEXThe Index — tracked, not flagged

A moment

Jacob Misiorowski's fifteen-strikeout startJacob Misiorowski struck out 15. Fifteen strikeouts or more by one pitcher. Read it →

The card rack

FlagshipJacob Misiorowski #BST-13 · 2026 Bowman Sterling · 3030 recent sales 7N 8.3%

$3.25Raw$16.53PSA 9$48.95PSA 10$64.00BGS 10PSA 10 · 46 nights

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The rookieJacob Misiorowski #10 · 2026 Topps · 3380 recent sales 7N 9.8%

$1.75Raw$55.00PSA 9$299PSA 10$389BGS 10PSA 10 · 42 nights

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Scout’s note

The stuff model that feeds our boards is stability-tested but not outcome-validated, so Misiorowski carries no board flag — even with a 1.76 ERA that leads the majors and 204 strikeouts in 133 innings from a 24-year-old taken in round two out of Blue Springs. The ERA-FIP gap did clear the bar for a hand-filed regression call, which is how the paper handles arms it can't yet grade. He matters; the science catches up when it catches up.

We wrote about Misiorowski hereThe Buzz August 22, 2026 · August 21, 2026 · August 15, 2026 · July 27, 2026 · and 1 more

Current signals

The read: Misiorowski is in the Index ungraded, on purpose: our stuff model is stability-tested but not outcome-validated, so no big-league arm gets a board flag from it — not even one of the best seasons in the sport. (Calls are another matter: the ERA-FIP luck gap did clear the bar, and we file arm regression calls by hand from it.) The page is here because the player matters; the board grade waits for the science.

A second set of books

The same contract, read by MLB Spreadsheets (Ethan Hullihen), as of . We keep two sources on this because one source cannot check itself.

Tax AAV
$0.79M
Term
1 yr
His class
Pre-Arb

What the sheet prices each season at

Season202620272028202920302031
SalaryMinimumMinimumMinimumArb 1Arb 2Arb 3

A base salary under his own reading, and never subtracted from the cash figure above: a signing bonus lands in one and not the other, so the two disagree on most men without either being wrong. And the sheet does not mark which future seasons are GUARANTEED — a club option and a projected arbitration award are both just a number here, so read past the end of the deal as his forecast rather than as money owed.

Two sources, read a month apart, put this guarantee at the same dollar. That is the check, and it passed.

The tax AAV above is his number under the CBA’s own rulebook, not the average we work out from Cot’s total. On a contract with deferred money the two come apart on purpose — and neither is subtracted from the other.

Collect Jacob Misiorowski

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The Bureau on Jacob Misiorowski

The scouting press, in their own words

Jacob Misiorowski's Little League Pitching Advice: "Throw middle-middle and pray." Sale: "When you're flinging 105. There's a lot more throwin' and a lot less prayin' for him." 🤣 https://t.co/WwCLEiy3K7

Rob Friedman · independent · August 23 · on X →

Lowest WHIP in a season in MLB history (Min 140 IP) 1. Clayton Kershaw (2016) 0.72 2. Pedro Martinez (2000) 0.74 3. Jacob Misiorowski (2026) 0.76 4. Walter Johnson (1913) 0.78 5. Justin Verlander (2019) 0.80 6. Addie Joss (1908) 0.81 6. Greg Maddux (1995) 0.81 #ThisIsMyCrew https://t.co/tk26ri6I9E

Eric Cross · RotoBaller · August 22 · on X →

I will say again. 2026 Jacob Misiorowski is beyond my rational comprehension. I started at Baseball America in 2002. If you had described at that point a SP who sat at 100-101, touched 104, threw a 92 mph SL and threw strikes i would have said it was impossible.

JJ Cooper · Baseball America · August 15 · on X →

Umpire favor

-2.3 net runs over 21 graded gamesthe zone cost him more than it gave, on balance.

Biggest swings: -1.3 · +0.5

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The line

YearTeamLvlGIPW–LSVERASOWHIP
2025Milwaukee BrewersMLB1566.05304.36871.24
2026Milwaukee BrewersMLB24145.013501.682160.76
MLB CAREER39211.018802.523030.91

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