Fastest pitches in World Series history: Jacob Misiorowski breaks record on first pitch of Game 1 originally appeared on The ...

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Major League Baseball has been filled with legendary flamethrowers. Names like Walter Johnson, Bob Feller, Nolan Ryan and Randy Johnson have carried down the years as guys whose fastballs you could ...

There have been some hard throwers in the history of Major League Baseball. There's never been anyone like Jacob Misiorowski.

Jacob Misiorowski wasted no time setting yet another MLB record on Saturday. The Milwaukee Brewers' ace lit up the radar gun on his first pitch of the postseason, throwing a four-seam fastball that ...

Milwaukee Brewers ace Jacob Misiorowski made history to open the team's World Series matchup with the Tampa Bay Rays on Friday.

The Milwaukee Brewers superstar wasted no time making World Series history.

The fastest baseball pitch is 105.8 mph (170.2686 km/h) and was thrown by Aroldis Chapman (Cuba) for the Cincinnati Reds in a game against the San Diego Padres, at PETCO Park, San Diego, California, ...