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Aroldis Chapman threw the fastest pitch of his career and in Texas Rangers history on Monday night in the top of the ninth inning against the Tampa Bay Rays...
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Originally published on TigerDroppings.com
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Strannix30 months
Nolan would throw 117 today
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Timeoday30 months
Remember his 12 to 6 curved ball. Nolan did not even throw a slider.
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Gnash30 months
Skenes thinks that’s slow
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whodatfan30 months
Filthy gas
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CDawson30 months
That is absolute gas but guns are different today and intentionally so, its good for the fans.
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jp4lsu30 months
"That'd only be 87 if they measured it like they measured them in Nilan Ryan's day."
Explain please. How did they do it then?
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Timeoday30 months
Back in the day, the radar clocked the pitch 6 - 8 feet in front of the plate. The pitch had already traveled 54 - 56 feet. FACT, please read slowly, pitches slow down after traveling 54 - 56 feet.

Today, the pitches are picked up about 3 - 5 feet from release point of pitching hand.

DUH, de, DUH DUH!!
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TigerFanatic9930 months
That'd only be 87 if they measured it like they measured them in Nilan Ryan's day.
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Timeoday30 months
Still, not even close to the Ryan Express. Nolan Ryan brought the real heat!! 108 mph plus .....
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Cwils222230 months
Unofficial and completely ridiculous
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