MLB Draft begins on Sunday. If all of the pieces fall into place just right, maybe the Brewers will come away with the next Jacob Misiorowski. Even after trading the 33rd overall pick to the Red Sox in the Quinn Priester deal,

Jacob Misiorowski was no longer dominant in his fourth big-league start, giving up a grand slam as part of a five-run second inning for the Mets.

Misiorowski threw 62 pitches at least 100 mph in his first three games, and opposing batters were 3 for 49 (.061) against him — making him the first pitcher in the modern era (since 1900) to have as many wins as hits allowed through three career starts.