Brewers' Jacob Misiorowski is on an unhittable run never done in MLB history

Jacob Misiorowski is doing things that no pitcher has ever done before.

The Milwaukee Brewers' right-hander is both setting velocity records and also simply being unhittable in a way that MLB has never seen.

Take this stat from MLB Network's Sarah Langs: In Misiorowski's last nine starts, he has struck out 87 hitters and allowed just one total extra-base hit (a double).

"He’s the only pitcher since at least 1900 with 60+ strikeouts and one or no extra-base hits allowed in a 9-game span," Langs writes.

Then there's this one, where Misiorowski keeps striking out hitters at uber-high velocity:

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And on this night, Misiorowski threw 54 pitches of at least 100 miles per hour, third-most since that has been tracked (behind just himself twice:

It's hard to really fathom all of this. Misiorowski will just casually throw a pitch 103 miles per hour deep into his outing. 

He's on a totally different planet than everyone else, even in this era when almost every pitcher throws quite hard. 

Misiorowski makes every other heater look just a little slower.

If he keeps doing this, it's hard to imagine anyone ever having much success hitting against him.

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