Nolan ryan was the hardest thrower. He as clocked at 100 but! The distance from Mount to home plate was farther. If it were today it would have clocked at 108.
Correct about Ryan but not why. Mound distance has never changed in over 130 years. Biggest reason is MLB changed from measuring velo as the ball crosses the plate to release point.
Correct about Ryan but mound distance has been the same for over 130 years. Biggest reason is MLB changed from measuring velo as the ball crosses the plate to release point.
No one Ryan back in the day was estimated to be throwing over a 106 miles an hour. He was still throwing 98 in the 8th inning After Pitching the whole game
Makes it to the majors for one-two years, needs TJ, never comes back the same, spend the rest if his career in the minors occasionally making his way back up for a few innings
Impressive but radar tech & where speed is measured... release now, prior as it crossed the plate make a huge difference. Nolan Ryan threw 108+and Bob Feller 106+. Watch clips of Ryan, you'll see just from how the pitch looks.
He does unofficially because radar gun technology was different when he was playing… He would have topped out at 108.3 with today’s radar. But instead only is recorded at 103.1
Well look at the dude's bicep! I can see how he can throw that fast! Guy could probably throw a laser straight strike from the warning track to home plate!
Actually, the mets had someone eho threw 168 mph. So, in fact, that is not the fastest pitch ever. This was an April fools joke or smth by the mets a while back, no hate.
@@perrymaroulakis4422 That video assumes that the radar gun was 100% accurate which it very likely wasn't. They clocked one fastball that game in the low to mid 80's, which almost certainly was wrong. I'd imagine Nolan hit 103 or MAYBE 104 during his career but highly doubt that he threw harder in the 70's than Hicks or Chapman do today.
@@perrymaroulakis4422bro we are damn talking about the present.😂 Plus show me evidence were you at the the game with a radar gun? My guy it has changed so back then it could have been different.
He will have the Tommy John surgery by the time he is 35. Likely a lot younger than that if he keeps it up like this here. Humans are not supposed to push their tendons and muscle structure at this rate for this long, for this often.
Ok it is all cool that he threw that but can you imagine getting hit by that pitch
I think they would just die
Straight to the ER or I’m charging the mound
Cutch can. He got a front row seat to the show and I’m pretty sure he would’ve sold those seats
I’d figure it’s like getting folded by mike tyson
He’s also going to be making a lot of stops to the surgery room so he can have Tommy John
He already had tommy John
🤡
Already had it
Delete this, you clown.
@@classless_goat1833 he will probably get it again
Nolan ryan was the hardest thrower. He as clocked at 100 but! The distance from Mount to home plate was farther. If it were today it would have clocked at 108.
Correct about Ryan but not why. Mound distance has never changed in over 130 years. Biggest reason is MLB changed from measuring velo as the ball crosses the plate to release point.
Correct about Ryan but mound distance has been the same for over 130 years. Biggest reason is MLB changed from measuring velo as the ball crosses the plate to release point.
So you heard of baseball?
Also radared it crossing the plate not out of the hand
That’s the fireman! GBO 🍊⚾️
The gun was juiced. Pure and simple.
So every gun in the nation is juiced as well?
You’re a clown.. a juiced gun!?
It took his dad 5 years to build that radar gun.
Catchers are so underated
We’re coming for you Chapman
Nolan Ryan has thrown 108 mph
not verified
No one Ryan back in the day was estimated to be throwing over a 106 miles an hour. He was still throwing 98 in the 8th inning After Pitching the whole game
Tore his elbow up during a game and threw through the rest of the game still throwing 90
It's the stache I'm telling you
Bob Feller was clocked at 107. Watch the documentary called fastball.
He threw the speed of that ball then faster then my dad left me
Tommy John is very common, and the successful rehabs with great programs.
THAT…. IS…. GAAAAAAAAAAAAS!!!!!!!!!
Makes it to the majors for one-two years, needs TJ, never comes back the same, spend the rest if his career in the minors occasionally making his way back up for a few innings
Impressive but radar tech & where speed is measured... release now, prior as it crossed the plate make a huge difference. Nolan Ryan threw 108+and Bob Feller 106+. Watch clips of Ryan, you'll see just from how the pitch looks.
Nolan Ryan threw 107
Without a radar it’s said he did but it can’t be proven, I wouldn’t be surprised if he did though
What about Nolan Ryan my boy
Jordan Hicks has more control
Him and Tommy John will be friends
Tommy John here we come lol
Hicks threw it just as hard as chapman
The fastest thrown pitch ever is Nolan Ryan
No people say but it’s not true the crowd said he threw no professional no tracker it’s just a rumor
Been #1 in the country most the season and we lose to an unranked Notre Dame team, who came from behind to beat us. Choke city again here in K-town
Go Vols!
I was there and there’s just something different with the way he throws
Nolan Ryan through much water but they changed the dynamics of how they measure it but Nolan Ryan was throwing 1 08
Go Vols !!!!!!!
No that collage guy was 3 he threw 105 Chapman threw 105 BUT FONT FORGET NOLAN RYAN THREW 108
Nolan Ryan threw it 108.1 miles per hour
It’s not exactly true
When speed is measured from hand. Look up Ryan's
108.5
And ND one!
Nah man Nolan ryan faster
And my fav pitcher🔥
Facts he throw 110
But ben Joyce is going places
@@frogfish__fish6679true but Nolan Ryan is legit the best pitcher ever so probably not as far as Nolan did
Aaaannnnd Tennessee is out. Got humbled by a non seeded team 😂😂😂
No it’s not Nolan Ryan through 109 mph ball
Wait I thought Nolan Ryan had the fastest pitch in baseball history
He does unofficially because radar gun technology was different when he was playing…
He would have topped out at 108.3 with today’s radar. But instead only is recorded at 103.1
Nolan Ryan
Yall forgetting that Nolan Ryan threw 108
Well look at the dude's bicep! I can see how he can throw that fast! Guy could probably throw a laser straight strike from the warning track to home plate!
Biceps have nothing to do with arm speed
Bro what, Jacob degrom is skinny as fuck for how hard he throws
No Jose Alvarado on the Phillies through 206.2
I would get him in the game now cuz he has about 30 of those pitches left
Yea his arm slot and delivery is way too off to sustain throwing that hard without blowing his arm again.
Mans ain’t going to have a arm but no one is built like Chapman
Letsss gooo bennn.
Bro Nolan Ryan threw 108mph dawg
Actually 109 mph because his arm was a foot out from his body so basically that’s hard as hell
it was 105.5 for Ben. #V4L
thats not right because if ben joyce threw it 105.5 and chapman threw it 105.1 mph (i looked it up) then joyce wouldve thrown the fastest pitch ever
Actually, the mets had someone eho threw 168 mph. So, in fact, that is not the fastest pitch ever.
This was an April fools joke or smth by the mets a while back, no hate.
@@readyblaze1008 lol
@@readyblaze1008 Sid Finch. What a GOAT
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Actually it’s Nolan Ryan who has the fastest at 108
Nolan Ryan wasn’t confirmed but it was compared to many other 100s and was thought to have been around 108
That’s Capp the fastes pitch in baseball is 108 mph by Nolan ryan
108 Nolan Ryan
Go Vols
Guy better get paid before his arms blows out
Here is the channel the bullpen training
You’re incorrect look it up Joyce holds the all-time record with 105.8 Chapman 105.6
This is actually wrong Nolan Ryan threw one at 108.2 mph
Very true. Not a lot of people actually know this so thank you
Nolan throwing 108 is a myth. He definitely hit 100 or higher tho.
@@maldrinjr9629 its true they have a video of it
@@perrymaroulakis4422 That video assumes that the radar gun was 100% accurate which it very likely wasn't. They clocked one fastball that game in the low to mid 80's, which almost certainly was wrong. I'd imagine Nolan hit 103 or MAYBE 104 during his career but highly doubt that he threw harder in the 70's than Hicks or Chapman do today.
@@perrymaroulakis4422bro we are damn talking about the present.😂 Plus show me evidence were you at the the game with a radar gun? My guy it has changed so back then it could have been different.
Nolan ryan 108...
Why does the footage look like it's from 1975?
Nolan Arnodo threw it harder
Wait wait wait
Nolan Ryan threw 108 before
It donest count no footage
Bro a kid in Florida throw 104 mph
Juiced radar guns these days
Measured as it comes out of his hand. Not when crosses the plate.
Nolan Ryan did 108
No it was actually 105.1 miles per hour for chapman
Luke Little
Will end up making like 2m per year, not nearly like starters that can actually pitch and not just throw.
3rd Nolan ryan threw 112
Thats not true the fastest pitch was by nolan ryan with a 108 mph fastball. Watch the movie fastball to see the explanation
Bro, it’s a movie
Chapman threw 105.1 and Ben Joyce threw 105.5 Nolan Ryan threw 100.9
I was there
Nolan Ryan is the fastest ever clocked
Nolan Ryan threw 108
Nolan ryan????
108
Did randy Johnson throw 107?
Jeez
75mph max
Ben Joyce look slower than chapman
No Aroldis Chapman‘s was 105.1
How fast was Jordan Hicks? 105.5?
So what, says Notre Dame...lol
Not to be a Karen or anything but if you measure Nolan Ryan’s fastest pitch the same way as Chapman’s his is 108
If you think that’s fast wait to you see how fast it comes out of there hand
He will have the Tommy John surgery by the time he is 35. Likely a lot younger than that if he keeps it up like this here. Humans are not supposed to push their tendons and muscle structure at this rate for this long, for this often.
Why he look like yoboypizza
Dang
Isn't he the one who got ejected fir cheating and having a foreign substance on his glove
Who cares. Name a substance that makes you throw 105 and I’ll care.
What about Nolan
go watch pitching ninja
these days the guns are juiced so it’s probably not even that
And notre dame beat them in the college world series 😂😂
106 is the fastest pitch thrown
Jordan Hicks on the St. Louis Cardinals threw one faster
Actually u are wrong. Shoe ohtanhie hit 106 and Nolan Ryan hit 107
Ryan hit 108
Go Irish
Bros lucky he ain’t a righty
My favorite team, Notre Dame has to play him in the super regional so, we’ll see how that goes
Go vols
Umm look up hicks from stl.
Imagine getting hit