The fastest pitch in MLB history was thrown at 105.8 miles per hour. It was thrown by Cincinnati Reds lefty Aroldis Chapman in 2010. Chapman also threw the second-fastest pitch ever, at 105.7 miles ...

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Aroldis Chapman had held the record for fastest pitch in the postseason (104.2 mph) since 2010, per MLB.com. Miller, in his first postseason, struck out five consecutive batters Wednesday before he ...

ANAHEIM, Calif. -- Los Angeles Angels pitcher Ben Joyce retired all four hitters he faced in 1 innings for his first big league save, and concluded the effort with a 104.7 mile per hour fastball, the ...

One of the biggest moves of the 2025 MLB trade deadline was the San Diego Padres landing Mason Miller from the Athletics. Miller demonstrated why on Wednesday. On his ninth pitch against the Chicago ...

MIAMI — It seems like the Mets’ closer just keeps getting better every time he takes the hill. Edwin Diaz recorded back-to-back saves as the Mets’ took the first two games of their series with the ...

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Misiorowski's pitch of 104.3 mph was the second-fastest ever recorded in the postseason. "Let it eat." It's a phrase commonly used by pitchers describing how they let loose with their best stuff.