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  "path": "/the-as-and-brewers-got-stupid-in-las-vegas",
  "publishedAt": "2026-06-09T18:02:38.000Z",
  "site": "https://defector.com",
  "tags": [
    "MLB",
    "baseball",
    "High Altitude Baseball",
    "Las Vegas Baseball",
    "Milwaukee Brewers",
    "sacramento athletics",
    "Stupid Baseball",
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  "textContent": "So you think Jacob Misiorowski is a big deal, do you? The next big thing in ball, you say? The scourge of hitters now and for years to come? Yeah, well, let's see you do it in Vegas. Throw a hundred on a hot, dry, hundred-degree night in a Triple-A park. Then we'll talk, big shot.\n\nHe won't get the chance, sadly, so we won't know for at least a year and maybe several. The new face of Milwaukee Brewers baseball doesn't pitch again until Friday at home against Philadelphia, which means he will miss the brand-new and objectively hilarious experience of pitching in a big-league game in Nevada in 2026. Yes, one game is a small sample size, but this was one hell of a loud sample. Ask Jeff Levering, one of the Brewers' TV broadcasters, who described A's Jonah Heim's game-ending fly ball with relief as \"a popup.\" Or Brewers catcher William Contreras, who tapped his glove in triumph on that play. Or pitcher Aaron Ashby, who dropped his head and prepared to accept congratulations on his 10th relief win of the season. They were all wrong.\n\nhttps://twitter.com/MLB/status/2064222023346176364",
  "title": "The A’s And Brewers Got Stupid In Las Vegas"
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