Milwaukee Brewers Jacob Misiorowski Pitching Stance Funko Pop

The Moment Before the Pitch

There is a particular kind of attention that comes with watching a pitcher you follow closely. Conversation pauses, eyes turn toward the mound, and the next delivery briefly becomes the whole game. The Milwaukee Brewers Jacob Misiorowski Pitching Stance Funko Pop takes that anticipation as its subject.

Rather than a general team mascot or a championship emblem, this piece centres on one player. The pitching pose, black glove and white Brewers uniform connect it to the part of baseball that Misiorowski represents. Number 32 gives the design a further player-specific detail. In 2026 he touched 103.6 mph against the New York Yankees on May 8 and was discussed as a Cy Young Award contender as Milwaukee won a franchise-record 103 games.

A Collection Built Around Players

A team collection can tell the story of the people you enjoyed watching, not just the seasons when everything went right. A favourite pitcher may be the reason you tuned in on a particular night, checked the rotation before making plans or started following the club more closely.

That is where a figure like this earns its place. It does not have to stand for a complete career or predict what comes next. It can simply mark the period when a player became part of your experience as a fan.

The oversized-head style keeps the presentation playful, while the uniform and stance carry the baseball meaning. The navy-and-gold accents place it clearly within a Brewers display. There is enough detail to identify the subject without turning the figure into an attempt at a full-scale portrait.

Give the Pose Some Space

A pitching stance is easiest to appreciate when its outline is not hidden behind other objects. Leave room around the figure and place any cards or photographs slightly behind it. A baseball or a ticket from your own collection can add context without crowding the main subject.

For someone beginning a player collection, this can be a manageable first display piece. For an established collector, it can sit within a pitching-focused group or alongside other Milwaukee players. The flat base supports placement on a level surface; the approximately 10 cm height keeps the piece relatively compact.

As a gift, the personal connection is straightforward: you remembered which player they follow. That can matter more than choosing the largest object or the most heavily decorated packaging.

What the Figure Is Made From

The hand-finished surface and stylised proportions give it the character of a small display sculpture. It is a way to bring a player-focused subject into a collection that may already contain cards, photographs and other flat memorabilia.

Keeping It Ready for Display

Dust gently with a soft, dry cloth and keep the piece away from direct sunlight. Support the body and base when moving it, with particular care around projecting details. A stable indoor shelf or cabinet is preferable to a surface that is regularly bumped.

See more player figures in our figurines and miniatures shop, or complete the set with League Extra Wear’s Milwaukee Brewers Jacob Misiorowski Bobblehead.

Questions for Collectors

Does the figure move or have poseable joints?

No. The pitching stance is a fixed, sculpted display pose.

Is a baseball card included?

No. The figure comes on its own; cards and baseballs are ideas for arranging items you already own.

Can I display it outside the box?

The figure has a flat display base for a level indoor surface. You can keep the matching box nearby if you want the player’s name and team colours to remain part of the arrangement.

Is this intended for play?

It is a hand-finished resin collectible. Handle it as a display piece and protect it from drops and impact.