Aroldis Chapman Threw 103 MPH Pitch Made Fastest Pitch In MLB History
Texas Rangers pitcher Aroldis Chapman threw 103 mph pitch, the fastest in the MLB Ranger’s history.
On Monday night, Ardolis Chapman threw the fastest pitch of his career in Texas Rangers history. Flame Thrower Ardolis threw a ball for 103 mph speed pitch in the ninth inning of the Tempa Bay Rays and the Texas Rangers.
This pitch also sets the record for for fastest one in the Texas Ranger’s history. The pitch ended up being a strike three against Jose Siri.
Here’s the video of the Ardolis setting a new pitch record, posted by Bally Sports Southwest.
103 for Aroldis Chapman!
— Bally Sports Southwest (@BallySportsSW) July 18, 2023
He breaks his own record for fastest pitch by a Rangers!
@Rangers | #StraightUpTX | ?: BSSW pic.twitter.com/est7aVx3cW
However, Chapman’s fastest pitch record in MLB history is 105 mph two times first in 2010 against the San Diego Padres and second matched his previous record against the Baltimore in 2016.
Chapman had been a huge help for the Rangers to win over the Rays in the ninth innings. Chapman only needed three pitches to send away Siri from the game and he saved his fastest one for the end.
The Rangers are now 56-39 overall, which is good for first place in the AL West. Chapman is doing his best for this year with a 4-2 record and a 2.10 ERA along with 60 strikeouts in 34 innings.
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