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How 100 mph pitches are making and breaking baseball
The Milwaukee Brewers' Jacob Misiorowski set a World Series record for the fastest pitch at 103.4 mph. Here’s how baseball has been reshaped by rising pitching …
The Milwaukee Brewers' Jacob Misiorowski set a World Series record for the fastest pitch at 103.4 mph. Here’s how baseball has been reshaped by rising pitching velocity and arm injuries. Stream the full report on the CNN app.
Cool for the kid and a great feat indeed. Just a footnote , Nolan Ryan in his relief effort in the World Series in 1969 his fastest pitch was 100.9 mph using the early speed technology. If you adjust that to today's tech where the ball speed is read at release not 10ft from the plate after wind resistance has slowed the ball his release speed would have been measured between 108.1 - 108.9 mph. This doesn't take anything away from this young man , Nolan was just built different and may never be duplicated...
The Milwaukee Brewers' Jacob Misiorowski set a World Series record for the fastest pitch at 103.4 mph. Here’s how baseball has been reshaped by rising pitching velocity and arm injuries. Stream the full report on the CNN app.
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