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He's already breaking records, throwing Milwaukee's fastest recorded pitch in the Statcast era (102.2 mph!), and he ultimately threw 14 pitches in triple digits in the game.
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Set to face off against the Cubs — who have one of the best offenses in baseball — on Wednesday, we'll see if he has the stuff to compete with the best hitters in baseball.
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