Milwaukee Brewers Jacob Misiorowski 103.6 MPH Historic Pitch Record Funko Pop

Some pitchers are remembered for wins. Jacob Misiorowski is remembered for the radar gun. This figure shows the Brewers right-hander in a blue Brewers uniform with number 32, a blue cap with the classic M, a black glove and a baseball in hand, standing on a round base. The box carries a yellow panel reading 103.6 MPH: HISTORIC PITCH RECORD.

The figure beside its Milwaukee Brewers box.

The Night He Hit 103.6

On May 8, 2026, Misiorowski took the mound at American Family Field against the New York Yankees and touched 103.6 mph. He threw six scoreless innings, allowed just two hits and struck out double digits as Milwaukee won 6–0. The number spread instantly; few starting pitchers have ever thrown that hard.

It was another chapter for a pitcher who had already turned heads as a rookie in 2025, when he was named an All-Star after only a handful of big-league starts. For Brewers fans, every one of his starts has become appointment viewing. By September he was being discussed as a Cy Young Award contender, and Milwaukee finished the regular season 103-59, breaking the franchise record of 97 wins it had set only a year earlier.

Milwaukee took him in the second round of the 2021 draft out of Crowder College, a junior college in Missouri, betting on a tall right-hander with an arm few scouts had seen. The bet paid off quickly. Velocity is one of baseball’s oldest fascinations, from Nolan Ryan’s fastballs to the radar readings fans watch for on every broadcast, and a starter sitting near triple digits for six innings is something people go to the ballpark specifically to see. This figure keeps that number, 103.6, front and centre.

Figure Details

Held in hand, showing the pitching pose and base.

The figure is 3D-printed resin, hand-finished and about 10 cm tall, with the oversized head and flat base of a classic vinyl collectible. The blue uniform, number 32 and cap logo are painted in detail.

On a desk beside a coffee mug for scale.

Display and Gifting

It fits neatly beside a game ticket, a radar-gun photo or the rest of a Brewers figure collection. Keep it out of direct sunlight and dust it with a soft dry cloth.

For the fan who still talks about that night against the Yankees, it is a gift that needs no explanation.

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Collector Questions

What does 103.6 MPH refer to?

His fastest pitch on May 8, 2026, against the New York Yankees.

How tall is the figure?

About 10 cm.

What number does he wear?

Number 32.

Who was he facing that night?

The New York Yankees, in a 6–0 Brewers win at American Family Field where he threw six scoreless innings.