Nolan Ryan Fastest Pitch 108 MPH Fastball

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Complete horseshit Nolan Ryan never threw over 100
Comment from : SNoWfLaKe_Da_BoSS

I’d bet that he threw one even faster before the invention of the radar gun
Comment from : Boat Axe

0:01 shows why he was a thrower not a pitcher If you can throw hard, but can't control it, you're a thrower, not a pitcher
Comment from : Jack Son

He didn't throw a pitch 108mphFunny how they did not mention it in your 16 second clip
Comment from : David Roy

I don't know why people say Arnold's Chapman's 105 mph fastball is the fastest pitch
Comment from : jonandfamilyvideos

NO ONE threw harder or for as long a period of time as Nolan Ryan No one Nolan threw over 5,400 innings over his 27 yr career Never had TJ or was regulated to be just a closer
Comment from : Ron Ondechek

Was this pitch actually verified to be 108 mph?
Comment from : nick kritikos

Way ahead of his timebrWow!!! His fast ball just disappears at the last 5 to 10 feet
Comment from : FreedomFighter2112

It actually is 108 The radar gun called it 1009 but it didn't have the technology thay we have now It's possible it was higher, but we will never ever know
Comment from : Botwhoappearsincomments

The pitch was clocked at 1009 mph at the plate That pitch also seemed to maintain speed the entire way It is a bit of a stretch to say he was pitching 108 Why don't they measure at the plate anyhow? That is where it matters
Comment from : Ryan Corcoran

Looks more like 101mph
Comment from : Snipes 08

Right handed batter would’ve been sent six feet under
Comment from : Aces

I really get sick of these videos and people believe in them It was already proven that these radar guns were indeed found to NOT be as accurate as previously alleged and the speed at release was actually estimated to be at 1048 mph and over the plate was 1028 Nolan Ryan was an absolute savage as no pitcher has ever been like him nor will likely every be like him however, he never touched 108 mph In fact he probably never touched 104 Radar experts with physics degrees have even proved he never did this and explained how the gamma rays used for radars are inaccurate by X amount for the technology that existed the Mark my words Nolan Ryan never threw 108 This is as asinine of a theory as saying that Mickey Mantle hit a 643 foot home run It’s absolutely absurd farce
Comment from : DW5502

No chance I’m a Ryan fan, but that was probably closer to mid 90s
Comment from : Dookie Possum

That looked more like 96 mph to me
Comment from : Shawn Bolyard

It was 1016mph
Comment from : Nathan Paul-Levy

The most intimidating pitcher of all time No one comes close except maybe Randy Johnson but he also deferred to Nolan
Comment from : Steven Adams

Definitely not 108 Looks about 100-102
Comment from : john basedow

como el catcher vio ese lanzamiento?
Comment from : Enrique Duran

If that hit a right handed hitter😳
Comment from : Baseball Kid

Buillllll $hhiiiit
Comment from : Paul G

That's not 108 No way the catcher catches that if it was 108 Plus, no one has ever thrown 108
Comment from : Paul G

Again me timing the pitches with an iPhone stopwatch isnt exactly the best measure but I put this video and the video of Aroldis Chapmans 106 MPH at 025x speed and timed the amount of time out of the hand to the catchers glove I got 158 seconds in 025x speed for Chapman and 155 seconds for this pitch Not saying either was faster than the other but I'd say its safe to say they're close To be fair Chapman pitched less than an inning and Ryan was a starter in the 9th
Comment from : Gavin Van Houten

Great guy on and off the field My fav player of all time I’ll never forget when robin ventura stormed the mound😂
Comment from : Murica N Cars

Best pitchers ever -- Satchel Page and Cy Young??
Comment from : LOST SOUL

Ur throwing smoke when u can hear the ball moving thru the air!
Comment from : John Jones

This same radar gun clocked him at 83 mph on his fastball early that game, fair to say I’m not sure how accurate this is
Comment from : Serendipity

Just imagine being hit by that omg
Comment from : Gaming Pro2004

I might be more impressed by the fact that the catcher actually caught that ball100+ mph, tailing and moving that way, up from a crouch, with a mask on Pretty incredible
Comment from : MD92468

210
Comment from : Lt Weinberg

Is an expeculation btw
Comment from : Roy Matos

Hardest thrower everBut nowhere near the best pitcher ever
Comment from : george vincent

No way a catcher snags it that far outside setting up like he did at 108 I'd say 102 or so This was alot for those cameras to handle
Comment from : thunderstruck73190

That was not 108 that had to be like 100 Compared to Chapman That’s slower
Comment from : OhhhDatzR3AL

What team was that against?
Comment from : Ricky Franco

the fastest ever was 105 by aroldis chapman i thought
Comment from : Nathan Sakulich

Who was batting?
Comment from : matt8863

I highly doubt it was 108 Really looked hard though
Comment from : Tanner Roberts

The hitter was probably just thanking God he's batting left-handed & not right-handed after seeing this pitch
Comment from : The Delaware

"What smoke" Sure, 5 feet out of the strike zone
Comment from : george vincent

Ryan was clocked when the ball reached home plate New clocking is when it released from the pitchers hand Ryan is 1088 MPH with new calibration 3 mph over any pitcher That is close to 3 which is a huge gap in all sports
Comment from : Magic Marc

This looks like it was high 90's Its like the story of grandad who tells you he once wrestled a giant bear naked over wild salmoncome to find out all he did was take the food away from the cat Typical old memory gaining myth
Comment from : Charles Jameston

0:01
Comment from : T i m

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Comment from : Mrbee1

Yeah that looked like maybe 100
Comment from : T i m

If you look up Aroldis Chapman throwing 106 it looks identical to this because the camera angle But Nolan’s was not above 105, at most I would give it 102
Comment from : Aidan Miranda