The fastest pitch in MLB history was thrown at 105.8 miles per hour. It was thrown by Cincinnati Reds lefty Aroldis Chapman in 2010. Chapman also threw the second-fastest pitch ever, at 105.7 miles ...

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One of the biggest moves of the 2025 MLB trade deadline was the San Diego Padres landing Mason Miller from the Athletics. Miller demonstrated why on Wednesday. On his ninth pitch against the Chicago ...

Aroldis Chapman had held the record for fastest pitch in the postseason (104.2 mph) since 2010, per MLB.com. Miller, in his first postseason, struck out five consecutive batters Wednesday before he ...

Major League Baseball announced Royals first baseman Vinnie Pasquantino will be a World Series Player Correspondent.

Kansas City Royals star Vinnie Pasquantino is working as a media correspondent for Major League Baseball at the World Series. He was MLB's Player ...

MLB’s official X (formerly known as Twitter) account shared the clip of the Royals slugger playfully confronting the Dodgers superstar about facing his two fastest pitches ever. The exchange quickly ...

The 104.3 offering was the second-fastest pitch ever thrown in the postseason in the pitch-tracking era – San Diego's Mason Miller set the record with a pitch of 104.5 last week against the Cubs – and ...