​The 2026 MLB All-Star Game will take place July 14 and, though Milwaukee Brewers ace pitcher Jacob Misiorowski is one of the event’s big attractions, we know he’s not going to appear in the game.Initially replaced on the National League roster because he was lined up to pitch Sunday, July 12, Misiorowski has encountered some fatigue and didn’t make his final start one day before the all-star break. Either way, appearing in the Midsummer Classic in Philadelphia wasn’t going to happen.AdvertisementAdvertisementAdvertisementBrewers manager Pat Murphy told reporters that Misiorowski would likely throw again Tuesday – the day of the All-Star Game – but wouldn’t pitch the first series out of the all-star break at home against Miami.That means the earliest Milwaukee would send Misiorowoski back to the mound would be Monday, July 20, when the New York Mets come to town.Could we see a Freddy Peralta/Jacob Misiorowski battle in that series? Peralta is listed on the Mets official website as the projected starter for the game, but it doesn’t appear the team has officially announced it.1 / 11Jacob Misiorowski set a MLB record with a 104.5 mph pitch in the first inning of the Milwaukee Brewers’ game against the Philadelphia Phillies on Friday, June 12. It’s the fastest pitch-ever recorded for a starting pitcher in MLB history.It’s part of another Misiorowski masterpiece. Here’s photos from the game at American Family Field.(John Fisher, Getty Images)It’s always a little concerning when a top pitcher misses a start with “fatigue,” but the Brewers haven’t given any indication there’s cause for alarm. In fact, if the Brewers wanted to give Misiorowski some added rest, this was the perfect time to do it. Consider this:AdvertisementAdvertisementAdvertisementMilwaukee already had an available starter in Robert Gasser capable of taking that Sunday start on regular rest, even though it went poorly in a lopsided loss to Pittsburgh.Misiorowski had four days of rest between his July 2 start against Cincinnati and July 7 start against St. Louis. He hasn’t had back-to-back starts with just four days rest in between all season, but that would have been the case if he had taken the mound July 12.Misiorowski has already thrown 111 innings this year after throwing 141 all of last year between Class AAA and the Majors (including postseason). This gives him a pause of nearly two weeks between starts.The Brewers head into the break with a five-game lead in the National League Central (the second-largest lead in any division) and 8½ games ahead of the first non-playoff team in the NL. They have a cushion to work with.Jun 12, 2026; Milwaukee, Wisconsin, USA; Milwaukee Brewers pitcher Jacob Misiorowski (32) soaks it all in as he walks off the field with catcher William Contreras (24) after a nine innings 6-0 win over the Philadelphia Phillies at American Family Field. Misiorowski (32) pitched all nine innings of the game. Mandatory Credit: Michael McLoone-Imagn ImagesMisiorows