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Burnes airmailed his first big league pitch to the backstop in Miami, but shrugged off that inauspicious start and notched a save in his debut
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Still a rookie, Burnes pitched 2 perfect frames in Game 3 of the 2018 NLDS as the Brewers swept the Rox en route to the NLCS, where Burnes appeared in 4 of 7 games
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Burnes opened ‘19 as a starter and K’d 12 Cardinals in his season debut. He also surrendered 3 of the 11 April HRs he allowed, leading to the 1st of several demotions in a tough year
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Burnes set a season high with 11 K’s over 7 scoreless frames, a signature start in a breakout year. After posting an 8.82 ERA in ‘19, he finished 6th in NL Cy Young voting in ‘20
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By striking out 58 batters before issuing his first walk of the season, Burnes set a new MLB record for a starter to begin a campaign
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Burnes tied the MLB mark by striking out 10 straight Cubs batters en route to a 15-K day in one of the most dominant outings in Brewers history
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Burnes struck out 14 batters in 8 innings before Josh Hader closed out the second no-hitter in Brewers history, a 3-0 win in Cleveland
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Surrounded by loved ones, Burnes became the 3rd Brewers pitcher to win the Cy Young. He ended ‘21 with an MLB-best ERA (2.43), fWAR (7.5) and K rate (35.6%)
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Burnes is typically stoic on the field, but he can have fun, too. In a win vs. the Pirates, he nabbed a foul popup from catcher Omar Narváez and sprinted into the dugout
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In a worthy follow-up to his Cy Young season, Burnes posted a 2.94 ERA in a career-high 202 innings and led the NL with 243 strikeouts in ‘22