How Hard Did Pitchers Throw In The 80S at Bradley Ford blog

How Hard Did Pitchers Throw In The 80S. Papelbon’s best pitch is a fastball that sits at 94 to 96 mph (he’s hit 100 mph before), but he also throws a hard splitter and hard. Yeah, we had guys who. A discussion thread about the speed of pitchers from the past, with some estimates and anecdotes. No direct answer to how fast cy. I've been studying historic baseball lately. Old time pitching fascinates me. Pedro could throw c 95 but often settled in the high 80s to 90 range. I don’t think that the guys in the 1980s threw as hard as they do today on a consistent basis. Nowadays everyone throws 95+ but when you watch older games it looks like if pitchers just lob pitches to the plate. I have not came across speeds but i think the general. Ryan was believed to throw up to 108 and wasn't half the pitcher (at peak).

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Yeah, we had guys who. A discussion thread about the speed of pitchers from the past, with some estimates and anecdotes. I have not came across speeds but i think the general. No direct answer to how fast cy. Old time pitching fascinates me. I don’t think that the guys in the 1980s threw as hard as they do today on a consistent basis. Ryan was believed to throw up to 108 and wasn't half the pitcher (at peak). Papelbon’s best pitch is a fastball that sits at 94 to 96 mph (he’s hit 100 mph before), but he also throws a hard splitter and hard. Nowadays everyone throws 95+ but when you watch older games it looks like if pitchers just lob pitches to the plate. Pedro could throw c 95 but often settled in the high 80s to 90 range.

How pivotal are hardthrowing pitchers? The Diamondbacks may soon find

How Hard Did Pitchers Throw In The 80S A discussion thread about the speed of pitchers from the past, with some estimates and anecdotes. I have not came across speeds but i think the general. Yeah, we had guys who. No direct answer to how fast cy. Nowadays everyone throws 95+ but when you watch older games it looks like if pitchers just lob pitches to the plate. Pedro could throw c 95 but often settled in the high 80s to 90 range. I don’t think that the guys in the 1980s threw as hard as they do today on a consistent basis. I've been studying historic baseball lately. Ryan was believed to throw up to 108 and wasn't half the pitcher (at peak). Papelbon’s best pitch is a fastball that sits at 94 to 96 mph (he’s hit 100 mph before), but he also throws a hard splitter and hard. A discussion thread about the speed of pitchers from the past, with some estimates and anecdotes. Old time pitching fascinates me.

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