Episode

The Miz Mania Takes Over Wisconsin

Podcast
The Homer Hour
Published
May 26, 2026
Duration seconds
2595
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Summary

Homer opened the hour declaring Jacob Misiorowski the single biggest story in Wisconsin sports, insisting the only question that matters every day is whether “The Miz” is pitching. Former Brewers pitcher and pitching coach Billy Castro joined the show for a deep dive into Misiorowski’s mechanics, command, velocity, and long-term ceiling, comparing his upside to some of baseball’s all-time great power arms. Castro explained why Misiorowski’s calmer approach on the mound has helped unlock his dominance and even said the Brewers phenom has Hall of Fame potential if he stays healthy. The conversation also touched on pitch design, Nolan Ryan, spitballs, and why modern pitchers are “effectively wild.” Later in the hour, breaking news involving Packers running back Josh Jacobs shifted the tone of the show as Homer and Jason Wilde reacted to serious legal allegations and what the situation could mean moving forward for Green Bay.