Milwaukee Brewers rookie Jacob Misiorowski, who has looked electric in the first month of his career, received his first career All-Star selection on Friday. With only five starts under his belt, it's the fewest career appearances any All-Star has ever made going into the game.

That's a record, as it turns out. According to Elias, the MLB record for fewest career games before an All-Star selection was 11 by Paul Skenes of the Pittsburgh Pirates just last season. Misirowski didn't just break that record, he reduced it to smoking embers.