Brewers’ Jacob Misiorowski sees insane streak reach levels not seen in 41 years in win over Mets

Jacob Misiorowski is rolling on a hot streak throughout his starts on the mound, dominating once again in the Milwaukee Brewers’ 8-2 win over the New York Mets on Thursday night.

Misiorowski is going through the second season of his career in the majors. He has made his way up the ranks to secure a place as a starting pitcher for Milwaukee, enjoying his best campaign to date.

Throughout six innings of action, Misiorowski outmatched New York batters with his pitching. He struck out six batters while conceding just two hits and two earned runs. His efforts ended up allowing him to make MLB history that the league hasn’t seen since 1985, per ESPN Insights.

“Jacob Misiorowski just accomplished something not done in MLB since 1985 …He became the first pitcher since Doc Gooden to start a season with 25 straight starts allowing 3 ER or less in each. He’s only the 7th pitcher to ever have a streak that long ,” the post read.

Jacob Misiorowski just accomplished something not done in MLB since 1985 …

He became the first pitcher since Doc Gooden to start a season with 25 straight starts allowing 3 ER or less in each.

He's only the 7th pitcher to ever have a streak that long pic.twitter.com/5Rf8mtBGRm

— ESPN Insights (@ESPNInsights) August 28, 2026

How Jacob Misiorowski, Brewers played against Mets

Jacob Misiorowski played a crucial factor in helping the Brewers take down the Mets 8-2 in the series finale. Milwaukee secured the series win, taking two out of three contests.

Milwaukee got off to a strong start, taking a 4-0 lead after two innings. New York didn’t get on the board until finally scoring two runs in the fifth frame, but it wasn’t enough as the visitors added more runs to hold on to the victory in enemy territory. Jackson Chourio was the player of the game after going 4-for-5 in his at-bats for four RBI.

Milwaukee improved to an 83-51 record on the season, controlling the top spot in the NL Central Division standings. They are above the Chicago Cubs and the St. Louis Cardinals at the moment.

The Brewers will look forward to their next series, being at home. They host a three-game set against the Texas Rangers as Game 1 takes place on Aug. 28 at 7:40 p.m. ET.

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