Jacob Misiorowski Sets World Series Pitch-Speed Record at 103.5 MPH
Jacob Misiorowski of the Milwaukee Brewers set a new World Series record for the fastest pitch at 103.5 mph on his first offering of the game.
Wilkes Barre Scranton Hazleton, PA, October 23, 2026 —
Jacob Misiorowski of the Milwaukee Brewers set a new World Series record for the fastest pitch, reaching 103.5 mph with his first offering of the game, according to the information provided.
The reported mark came on Misiorowski’s opening pitch. The summary identifies the pitch’s speed and says it established a new World Series record, but does not provide the date, the opposing team, the game location or the pitch’s result. It also does not say whether the record was measured by a particular tracking system.
Further details about the game and the circumstances surrounding the pitch were not provided. The available information does not identify the batter, describe the pitch type, or state whether the pitch was called a ball or strike. No additional comments from Misiorowski, the Brewers or league representatives were included.
The stated figure is 103.5 mph, and the pitch was described as the first offering of the game. The record claim is specific to the World Series; the summary does not make a broader claim about the fastest pitch in other competitions. Without more information, the report cannot establish how the mark compares with other pitch-speed records or provide additional context about the game.
For now, the reported milestone is limited to those details: Misiorowski, pitching for Milwaukee, recorded a 103.5 mph first offering that was identified as a new World Series record. The date and other game details were not supplied.
Story summarized from the original created by RONALD BLUM, Associated Press on www.2822news.com, see more information here.
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