Edgy MD Site Manager Posted May 9 Posted May 9 Brewers righthander Jacob Misiorowski may or may not be the hardest-throwing starter in big league history, but he is producing that most inhuman numbers of the Statcast Era. He opened against the Yankees with a 102.4-MPH hummer past Trent Grisham, and that was t:he slowest of his 10 pitches that inning: Trent Grisham 102.4 MPH 103.0 MPH 102.8 MPH (Strikeout Swinging) Ben Rice 102.7 MPH 103.2 MPH 103.3 MPH (Strikeout Swinging) Aaron Judge 103.3 MPH 103.5 MPH 103.1 MPH (Only Ball) 103.6 MPH (Lineout RF) He's of course never thrown more than six innings (and never fewer than five), and I'm guessing there is a 70% chance that he will suffer a devastating injury this season, and perhaps be a trivia question in five years, but in the meantime, he's the most ferocious show going.
Edgy MD Site Manager Posted May 9 Author Posted May 9 Last year, he became the fastest player to make an All-Star team in big league history, being named to the National League squad (as a replacement for another selection) after only five games.
ashie62 Old-Timey Member Posted May 9 Posted May 9 I honestly believe OSHA should look into the training of pitchers.
Aiden Robbins Brooklyn Cyclones - A+ OF The 21-year-old 3rd round pick this year played 20 games for St. Lucie and hit .273/.371/.455 (.826) with 2 doubles and 4 homers. He has now played 2 games with Brooklyn and is 2-for-4 with a home run. Explore Aiden Robbins News >
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