In a game that signaled a more limited role for Milwaukee Brewers' rookie starter and former Crowder College pitcher Jacob Misiorowski, the young phenom was pulled in the fourth inning Tuesday night in a 0-1 loss to the Seattle Mariners at Seattle.

He announced his arrival in the Major Leagues with a 100.5 mph fastball to begin five-plus hitless innings. Then he backed it up by taking a perfect game into the seventh inning in Minnesota and outdueling Pirates ace Paul Skenes back home in Milwaukee.

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The Milwaukee Brewers pitcher has started just five games but made enough of an impact to earn his place in Tuesday night's All-Star Game

He's almost certainly right in most instances. People aren't angry with Misiorowski for a decision that was out of his hands. But plenty are critical that he made the NL All-Star team despite playing in just five games, the fewest in MLB history for a player selected to the All-Star Game.

Jacob Misiorowski being named an All-Star after just five games is disrespectful to more deserving players, many of whom are Phillies.

MLB announced Friday that Milwaukee's hard-throwing Jacob Misiorowski is an All-Star, and a number of Phillies are upset.

Jacob Misiorowski isn't upset with anyone who criticized his inclusion in the 2025 Major League Baseball All-Star Game despite making just five starts.