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Veteran outfielder Eddie Rosario decided to part ways with Milwaukee Brewers after not being called up to the majors.

MLB Sends 4-Word Message After Brewers Rookie Jacob Misiorowski’s Viral Debut originally appeared on Athlon Sports. If you'd never heard of Milwaukee Brewers pitcher Jacob Misiorowski before Thursday night, we guarantee that you have now.

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On Thursday night, the Milwaukee Brewers sent their number one pitching prospect (the fourth overall prospect in their system and 68th overall on MLB’s top-100) Jacob Misiorowski to the mound to make his Major League debut.

The Milwaukee Brewers are calling up one of the top pitching prospects in baseball. Right-hander Jacob Misiorowski is expected to come up and start Thursday's game against the St. Louis Cardinals at American Family Field, reports ESPN. It will be his MLB debut. The team has not confirmed the move.

St. Louis (37-35) was unable to salvage a split of its four-game set with the Milwaukee Brewers (39-34), dropping the series finale 3-2 at American Family Field.

Milwaukee Brewers prospect pitcher, Jacob Misiorowski made an amazing statement in his Major League Baseball debut. On June 12, the right-handed Misiorowski, 23, dazzled in a five-inning, no-hit start for the Brewers, Misiorowski got the win, as the Brewers defeated the St. Louis Cardinals, in a 6-0 shutout victory.

Jacob Misiorowski had a spectacular MLB debut with five hitless innings for the Brewers, but he had to leave the game early with a rolled ankle.

Christian Yelich homered and Trevor Megill escaped a jam in the ninth inning, sending the Milwaukee Brewers to a 3-2 victory over the St. Louis Cardinals in the finale of a four-game series.