Leave your feedback Share Copy URL https://gographicsoutput.com/video/AmpWLTcMLME.html Email Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Pinterest Tumblr Share on Facebook Share on Twitter The Brewers Pitching Lab Must Be Stopped [9hI6bfVjvmM] Health Updated on August 08, 2026 EDT — Published on August 08, 2026 EDT How do the Brewers keep turning wild, mediocre, and washed-up pitchers into some of the best arms in baseball? Jacob Misiorowski, Kyle Harrison, Quinn Priester, and more. The list of reclamation projects and breakouts keeps growing. In this video, I dig into what actually makes the Brewers pitching lab different, from their internal model to their affinity for cutters and sinkers to the coaches who set them apart. The answer is complex, and that requires an investigation. ______________________________________________ Support me on Substack! ______________________________________________ In this breakdown: How the Brewers fixed Jacob Misiorowski's command, the slider-to-cutter change, the bridge breaking ball, and why they took a probabilistic approach to his role. Why the Brewers undid what the Red Sox did to Kyle Harrison, removing the cutter, leaning back into his four-seamer, and a movement-on-the-rubber adjustment. The blanket approach vs. individualization debate, and why the Brewers do both better than most. The Brewers' internal model (nicknamed 'the Keg'), their top-five cutter and sinker usage, and what it tells us about their philosophy. Why coaches like Chris Hook and Jim Henderson might matter more than any model. How payroll constraints forced the Brewers, Guardians, and Mariners to develop velocity efficiently. This video covers pitch design, command development, four-seam shape, cutters and sinkers, organizational pitching philosophy, and modern player development. Subscribe for more MLB pitching analytics and development breakdowns. ______________________________________________ Follow me on Instagram: TikTok: X: Video and images: MLB, USA Today, Associated Press, MLB.tv 0:00 How Good is the Brewers Pitching Lab? 1:20 The Jacob Misiorowski Project 3:17 How Kyle Harrison’s Breakout Happened 4:40 Models Have Taken Over Baseball 6:32 Secret Sauce: Coaching? 8:57 The Brewers Prophets 10:46 Allocate Money HERE to Succeed 12:08 One Crazy Development Win cs9IO8uKRfp nN1dtc7bLA1 MvQG7ET079o iIzyF2fhIK2 hS6QetnG654 M2v7I9TO8EW
How do the Brewers keep turning wild, mediocre, and washed-up pitchers into some of the best arms in baseball? Jacob Misiorowski, Kyle Harrison, Quinn Priester, and more. The list of reclamation projects and breakouts keeps growing. In this video, I dig into what actually makes the Brewers pitching lab different, from their internal model to their affinity for cutters and sinkers to the coaches who set them apart. The answer is complex, and that requires an investigation. ______________________________________________ Support me on Substack! ______________________________________________ In this breakdown: How the Brewers fixed Jacob Misiorowski's command, the slider-to-cutter change, the bridge breaking ball, and why they took a probabilistic approach to his role. Why the Brewers undid what the Red Sox did to Kyle Harrison, removing the cutter, leaning back into his four-seamer, and a movement-on-the-rubber adjustment. The blanket approach vs. individualization debate, and why the Brewers do both better than most. The Brewers' internal model (nicknamed 'the Keg'), their top-five cutter and sinker usage, and what it tells us about their philosophy. Why coaches like Chris Hook and Jim Henderson might matter more than any model. How payroll constraints forced the Brewers, Guardians, and Mariners to develop velocity efficiently. This video covers pitch design, command development, four-seam shape, cutters and sinkers, organizational pitching philosophy, and modern player development. Subscribe for more MLB pitching analytics and development breakdowns. ______________________________________________ Follow me on Instagram: TikTok: X: Video and images: MLB, USA Today, Associated Press, MLB.tv 0:00 How Good is the Brewers Pitching Lab? 1:20 The Jacob Misiorowski Project 3:17 How Kyle Harrison’s Breakout Happened 4:40 Models Have Taken Over Baseball 6:32 Secret Sauce: Coaching? 8:57 The Brewers Prophets 10:46 Allocate Money HERE to Succeed 12:08 One Crazy Development Win cs9IO8uKRfp nN1dtc7bLA1 MvQG7ET079o iIzyF2fhIK2 hS6QetnG654 M2v7I9TO8EW