Brewers flamethrowing prospect named All-Star after just five MLB games in highly debated move

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Jacob Misiorowski has taken the baseball world by storm.

The 23-year-old, 103 mph-throwing righty made his MLB debut last month for the Milwaukee Brewers, and he didn't allow a hit in his first 11 innings of work.

He exited his first game with cramps, and then was perfect through six innings in his second outing. In all, he's allowed eight earned runs (five in one game) in 25.2 innings, good for a 2.81 ERA.

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Milwaukee Brewers pitcher Jacob Misiorowski (33) throws a pitch during the third inning against the St. Louis Cardinals at American Family Field.  (Jeff Hanisch-Imagn Images)

Well, after Matthew Boyd declared that he would not pitch in the All-Star Game on Tuesday, Misiorwski was tapped as a reserve for the midsummer classic.

His five games are the fewest anyone has played before being named to their first All-Star Game.

It's unquestionable that Misiorowski has insane talent and a bright future, but many in the baseball world feel that the spot is unearned.

Many pointed to Philadelphia Phillies pitcher Christopher Sanchez not being selected. He owns a 2.59 ERA in 13 more starts and has never been named an All-Star.

Philadelphia Phillies pitcher Christopher Sanchez (61) delivers a pitch against the New York Mets during the first inning at Citi Field.  (Gregory Fisher-USA TODAY Sports)

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"Cristopher Sanchez … being left off the All-Star team is a travesty. The numbers, cannot be ignored, even if he is scheduled to start on Sunday. Something has to change @MLB," Sanchez's