Brewers’ Jacob Misiorowski Skipped Sunday Start, Expected to Resume Throwing Tuesday

Jacob Misiorowski will not start this week for the Milwaukee Brewers after being scratched from his scheduled start on Sunday due to fatigue, according to a report from Curt Hogg of the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel relayed by MLB Trade Rumors. The immediate impact is straightforward: Milwaukee will have to cover the rotation slot without its All-Star right-hander in the near term.

Misiorowski is expected to resume throwing on Tuesday, the report said. That timeline suggests the Brewers are treating the issue as a routine workload management concern rather than an immediate long-term shutdown, though the team’s day-to-day handling will still determine whether he returns to the mound on his next planned opportunity.

With Misiorowski ruled out for the upcoming three-game series against the Miami Marlins later this week, Milwaukee’s pitching staff will need to adjust around the missing start. While the report does not specify replacement names or a formal rotation reshuffle, it is clear that one of the Brewers’ scheduled starters will need to be pushed into Misiorowski’s absence, or the club will need to stretch relievers to bridge innings.

From a team-building perspective, the Brewers’ decision to hold Misiorowski out carries more than one practical effect. Starters are most valuable when they can complete their planned outings with efficiency, and fatigue-related scratches often force managers into an innings calculus that can ripple through the bullpen usage in subsequent games.

The Brewers will also have to weigh how Misiorowski’s recovery sessions look once throwing begins. A resumption of throwing does not automatically translate into a guaranteed return to a full, regular start, because scouts and training staffs typically monitor how a pitcher responds to the early phases of a ramp-up, including command and pitch effectiveness.

For Milwaukee, the Marlins series is now a key test of pitching depth because it arrives during a stretch when clubs usually need consistent innings from their top performers. If Misiorowski is able to progress quickly after resuming throwing, the Brewers can stabilize their rotation plan. If not, Milwaukee could face repeated adjustments as the schedule moves forward.