Milwaukee – Shohei Ohtani welcomed Jacob Miriorowski with a head circuit, but the recruit phenomenon of Milwaukee Brewers had the last word.
After abandoning the explosion of 431 feet from Ohtani, Miriorowski responded with another dominant outing. He withdrew a career summit of 12 strikers – including the bidirectional superstar Ohtani in the third round – to lead the Brewers to a 3-1 victory against the Los Angeles Dodgers on Tuesday evening.
“It’s Shohei Ohtani,” said Miriorowski. “You wait in a way [that]. It’s cool to see him do it in action, but it pulls me even more by returning the next to the stick and striking it. I am here. I think it was a similar moment, “OK, now we are leaving.” “”
Miriorowski, whose quick ball regularly exceeds 100 mph, launched a curve of 88.2 MPH on a 0-2 account for Ohtani, who crushed him for his 31st circuit. It is the most by a Dodgers player before the stars break.
It was the 21st career Homer for the triple MVP, which removed the ball on a curved ball in the third and walked to start the sixth. It was the only walk abandoned by Miriorowski, who dispersed four strokes.
“Really good things, aggressive in the area,” said Ohtani through an interpreter. “But what really marked me was his command and his control.”
Miriorowski exceeded the triple winner of the Cy Young Award Clayton Kershaw, who exceeded 3,000 stick withdrawals in his previous release. Asked Miriorowski on Monday on Monday, Kershaw said he only knew that the 6 -inch 6 -inch right -hander had launched hard.
“I know him now, huh?” Kershaw said on Tuesday. “It was super impressive. It was incredible. It was really special. Everything. Obviously, the bike, but he has four throws, commands the ball. I don’t know how you hit that, honestly. It’s really difficult.”
Miriorowski was happy to draw the attention of Kershaw.
“I saw something online that he did not have now who I was, so I hope he knows me now,” said Miriorowski. “It’s a bit cool.”
In five departures since the Brewers called her minors, Miriorowski already beat Kershaw and 2024 Rookie of the year Paul Skenes. In another outing, Miriorowski wore a perfect game in the seventh round.
“He just broke the shell,” said Brewers manager Pat Murphy. “He just got out of the egg, all arms and legs. He always has sticky things, you can see it, all arms and legs, but there is something special at home.”
The figures would indicate as much. Miriorowski is 4-1 with an MPM of 2.81 and only abandoned 12 strokes in 25⅔ sleeves.
He completed 101.6 MPH and launched 20 throws at least 100 on Tuesday. He also launched 19 curve balls after using the curves only 10% of the time before Tuesday.
He came from his sole fragile performance, abandoning five points – including a big slam by Brandon Nimmo – and three walks in 3 rounds on Wednesday in a 7-3 defeat against the New York dishes.
It seemed to be more the same after Ohtani went deep. Miriorowski responded by removing 12 of the following 16 strikers.
“I think it’s my job, it’s to understand it on the fly,” he said. “I feel like I did it tonight.”
He came out of a jam in the sixth. The dodgers dragged 2-1 and had runners in the second and third with a withdrawal, but the third basic player Andruw Monasterio aligned a group and threw Ohtani on the plate, and Misiorowski withdrew Michael Comforto on a field.
Miriorowski pumped his fist as he headed for the canoe, then looked at the brewers’ enclosure nail the victory.
“It’s so satisfactory,” said Miriorowski. “It’s just a dream come true, to do what I did.”
