Jacob Misiorowski faces workload management issues for Brewers
CBS Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 24, 2026, 12:37 PM
Last updated Jul 24, 2026
Jacob Misiorowski's recent performance has raised concerns about his workload management for the Milwaukee Brewers. After a 13-day break, he made a start on July 24 but was pulled after four innings and 65 pitches, leaving uncertainty about whether this was pre-planned or a response to his mechanics being off. The Brewers might need to manage his innings creatively as they aim for a postseason run. This situation has impacted Misiorowski's rankings among Fantasy pitchers, with analysts now suggesting he could be treated similarly to other pitchers on innings limits.
- •Misiorowski skipped a start due to fatigue concerns.
- •He was removed after four innings in his recent start.
- •Manager noted mechanical issues affected his delivery.
- •Workload management is crucial for Brewers' postseason aspirations.
- •Analysts suggest treating him as a pitcher with limits.
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