Boston Red Sox closer Aroldis Chapman set a franchise record earlier this month amid his stellar start with his new team.

Red Sox' Aroldis Chapman reached 103.4 mph with his fastball Saturday, the second fastest MLB pitch this season.

Aroldis Chapman. Chapman has thrown a pitch faster than 100 mph in 16 straight seasons, a record for the pitch-tracking era. His 98.9 mph average fastball velocity is the fastest among pitchers ...

New York Mets' pitching prospect Raimon Gomez made headlines over the weekend by throwing the fastest pitch in professional baseball so far this season.

Closer Aroldis Chapman reached 103.4 mph with his fastball, the second fastest MLB pitch this season. Athletics closer Mason Miller’s 103.7 mph fastball April 12 remains the fastest pitch of 2025.

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He also made team history with his high-octane fastball, per @CodifyBaseball: Last night, Aroldis Chapman threw the fastest pitch ever recorded during a regular or postseason game by a Boston Red ...

Red Sox lefthander Aroldis Chapman threw a 101.4 mph fastball. By his standards, that’s not a particularly fearsome fastball. It is tied for the 31st fastest pitch in the majors this season.