Jacob Misiorowski's overwhelming 96%+ market share reflects his unprecedented 2026 regular-season dominance for the NL-leading Milwaukee Brewers. The 24-year-old right-hander posted a 16-5 record, 1.80 ERA, 252 strikeouts, 0.80 WHIP, and .157 opponent batting average over 174⅔ innings, leading the majors in ERA, strikeouts, and contact suppression while throwing a record 1,115 pitches at 100 mph or harder. His workload, strikeout rate near 13.0 K/9, and advanced metrics such as a 2.17 FIP outpaced all NL peers by wide margins, with the Brewers' 102-59 record adding context. Postseason contributions, including the World Series-clinching start, further solidified trader consensus. The award could still shift only in the unlikely event of unprecedented voter emphasis on secondary factors or a statistical tiebreaker favoring another qualifier like Yoshinobu Yamamoto or Cristopher Sanchez.