The 23-year-old pitched a scoreless eighth inning for the NL, allowing just a single baserunner. He also threw nine pitches over 100 miles per hour, the second-most of any All-Star Game pitcher in the pitch-tracking era behind Aroldis Chapman in 2015.

After a historically fast rise to the top of the sport, Milwaukee Brewers rookie pitcher Jacob Misiorowski silenced skeptics in his All-Star debut.

MLB commissioner Rob Manfred defended his decision to include rookie Jacob Misiorowski on the National League All-Star team despite him making only five starts, noting "the excitement that was going to be generated" and "the fan interest in seeing this guy,