Too bad he couldn't come out to finish the game off. I know that he can only go 1 inning throwing that hard but he could dial it back a bit and still do better than Bednar did.
Chapman is so electric when he’s on. This was a really cool sequence to watch. The interaction between Machado and Chapman at the end is what sports is all about.
@@TheRealOneMG123 Taking something? It's hot and humid there, and Chapman is such a wild guy we never even know what's coming. Not surprised we saw this from him even at his age. He probably surprised himself.
Watched this game live this was insane the game had a postseason vibe down tho the end bottom of the 10th by one run. Gotta love the mutual respect in baseball.
He actually has had some serious injuries. He got hit with a comebacker years ago and has a steel plate in his head. Even if it isn't an arm injury the fact that he recovered from that and is still at the level he is makes it more impressive.
When you’re a closer/reliever, you can get away with throwing that hard for a long time. If he was a starter his arm would’ve been blown out years ago. That’s the question with Paul Skenes, how long will his arm last as a starting pitcher.
@@soulchorea yep - Chapman’s 105.1 mph pitch in the Aug 7th game made it to 5th on the list above. And keep in mind this is the fastest in the statcast era, once they started reliably measuring (so not quite accurate to say “mlb history” - we don’t know that for sure) but still absolute beast mode
Aroldis is a freak of nature. Absolutely one of my favorite. Got to see him pitch at Yankee Stadium once (I’m from Texas, not much of a Yankees fan) and it was the best inning of baseball I’ve ever watched. Unreal to watch.
not only that but these young cats are throwing splitters sliders and these changeups 95+ WITH LOCATION?! i think pitching now is *EASILY* better than anything Babe Ruth went against
Hit against a guy like that in high school once. He threw hard, was real wild. When I woke up in the hospital a few hours later, I was told he had set a local record for pitch velocity.
Manny is all class. Loved how he checked on the catcher after fouling one of his mask. Loved how he smiled and made Chapman smile when he struck out. A lot of people say Manny is dirty, but I’ve never seen it. I’ve seen multiple examples of him being a great teammate, great opponent and pure class. I know he gives a lot of time and money to the community too. 1st Ballot HOF’er 💯
Here's why this is amazing (besides the fact it's 105!!)... Chapman's average fastball velocity this year is significantly lower than his prime years (2014-2017), about 3 mph less. This is expected from someone who's in their mid-30s and in their 14th season, but to reach back and consecutively throw 2 of the 4 fastest pitches of his career is wild. Either it's always been in there and he's tried to have more control late in his career or he's just feeling very healthy right now.
As a Padres fan, I remember the weekend series when he was a rookie in 2010 when the reds came to San Diego and when he threw 105 to Tony Gwynn Jr I was like no way, That should be illegal and to see him throw that kind of heat to this day is insane, That’s why he’s the Cuban missile, much respect to him.
You ought see Chapman live I'm big Reds fan when he was a Reds player man the ball hit catchers mitt and you can hear it echo through stadium at his age I'm still shock he still throw that hard and still clock rader gun in triple digits and he hasnt had any arm injuries yet to my understanding i have never found none on him yet
Last season, Aroldis was a fire starter. Seemingly every appearance, he would load the bases and either get out of it, barely, or give up multiple runs, blow the game, and be pulled before the end of the inning. I think he blew as many saves as he saved. His ERA is about the same this year. It goes to show that velocity isn’t everything.
That is fun to watch. Hope he sets the record for Fastest Pitch ever in Pittsburgh. Grew up halfway between Riverfront and Municipal stadiums. Still hopeful to have a Cleveland Pittsburgh Series one day
Ben Joyce of the Angels threw 106 mph the other night against the Dodgers (technically 105.5 mph). He now has the current record for fastest pitch in MLB since the stat cast era started in 2016.
Josh Bell took 103 from Chapman over the fence last week. They claim its the fastest clocked pitch ever hit out, but I remember Devers in Boston hit a 103.5 out a few years ago. Sheer luck both times.
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At least they smiled at each other. Mutual respect. The World needs more of that.
Two Dominicanos they are friends
Hate manny
That was a pretty nice moment for sure.
@@franklininterviewsvancouve8605 Chapman is Cuban, they're probably friendly from both being in the Show for like over a decade.
@@franklininterviewsvancouve8605Cubano
Still throwing that gas , 105 after 14 years in the league, and at 36 years old
Perks of growing up in a third world country doing nothing but throwing anything you can get your hands on
Too bad he couldn't come out to finish the game off. I know that he can only go 1 inning throwing that hard but he could dial it back a bit and still do better than Bednar did.
did he ever have TJ surgery?
Perfect mechanics.
It's his motion that makes it possible . He is almost mechanically sound as Ryan.
Love the mutual smiles at the end. Respect. And love. 🙏
Chapman is so electric when he’s on. This was a really cool sequence to watch. The interaction between Machado and Chapman at the end is what sports is all about.
A great moment in baseball ✌🏿
Bruh the best part was Aroldis Chapman smiling at the end 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
that cheshire cat smile 😂
Yeah, that was my favorite part. His grin was kinda evil telling Manny Machado like "now you see me, now you don't"
Nah...the best part was Machado smiling back. Respect both ways.
Cause he knows manny is a great player
Still throwing gas after 14 years!
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Machado, who strike out, laughed, saying, "The ball was so fast that I was dumbfounded."
Manny Machado never used the word dumbfounded in his entire life.
@@whlewis9164 No one has
How da f u hit that?
@@whlewis9164cause he never is. Glad you brought that up
what a beautiful thread 😂😂
The best part was the acknowledgement from both of them
I had no idea he still threw this hard!!?!?!
Idk either I thought he’s too old and pitch like around 100
He’s doing or taking something, or made an absurd adjustment. Wasn’t doing anywhere near that at the end of his Yankee tenure
@@TheRealOneMG123 he re-worked his mechanics a couple of years back when he was with KC.
@@TheRealOneMG123 Taking something? It's hot and humid there, and Chapman is such a wild guy we never even know what's coming. Not surprised we saw this from him even at his age. He probably surprised himself.
100% he’s taking something. MLB stops drug testing after all star break. It’s even written in their protocol.
두사람 마지막 미소가 인상적이네요 채프먼 ' 나 아직 죽지 않았어 ' 마차도 '존경스러워' 웃음의 의미 아닐까
악마라고 했다네 요
@@kanta7161 in spanish means dammit
그냥 늘하던 삼진잡고 똥폼잡다가 눈마주치고 웃참실패한거같은데
Watched this game live this was insane the game had a postseason vibe down tho the end bottom of the 10th by one run. Gotta love the mutual respect in baseball.
Baseball is a magical game, something special about this sport I just can't comprehend. I love it 😢...
Dude threw 105 at 22. At 36 he is still throwing 105. Dude is so lucky he hasn’t had any serious injuries! Still very impressive
He actually has had some serious injuries. He got hit with a comebacker years ago and has a steel plate in his head. Even if it isn't an arm injury the fact that he recovered from that and is still at the level he is makes it more impressive.
When you’re a closer/reliever, you can get away with throwing that hard for a long time. If he was a starter his arm would’ve been blown out years ago. That’s the question with Paul Skenes, how long will his arm last as a starting pitcher.
@@kelvingomez929tell me another closer/reliever throwing over 100 mph for 15 years, 10 years, even 5 years 🤔?
Nolan Ryan did it until his mid 40s.
@@hexginnkgochoking your girlfriend isn’t an injury
What’s crazy is he throwing it easy still after a decade plus
Fastest pitches in MLB history
Aroldis Chapman, 105.8 mph - Sep. 24, 2010
Aroldis Chapman, 105.7 mph - July 18, 2016
Aroldis Chapman, 105.4 mpg - July 18, 2016
Aroldis Chapman, 105.2 mph - July 22, 2016
Aroldis Chapman, 105.1 mph - Aug. 7, 2024
Aroldis Chapman, 105.1 mph - Aug. 2, 2016
Aroldis Chapman,105.1 mph - July 22, 2016
Aroldis Chapman, 105.1 mph - July 18, 2016
Jordan Hicks, 105 mph - May 20, 2018
Aroldis Chapman, 105 mph - July 23, 2016
That's gotta be updated now, right? 😅
@@soulchorea yep - Chapman’s 105.1 mph pitch in the Aug 7th game made it to 5th on the list above. And keep in mind this is the fastest in the statcast era, once they started reliably measuring (so not quite accurate to say “mlb history” - we don’t know that for sure) but still absolute beast mode
That’s insane! The last time he threw that fast was 8 years ago
That’s actually fucked.
what about that one in 2011
Damn 105 is criminal Edit:OMG THIS IS THE MOST LIKES IVE EVER HAD ON A COMMENT
105 back to back is criminal
Randy Johnson is writing him a ticket as we speak.
He throws the ball faster than anyone else.
@@quicksandsavior I encourage you to look up Ben Joyce🙂
2 103's
2 105's
With the same at bat is godly😂😂😂
I like they smiled each other😊
36 and still throwing absolute gas ⛽️ crazy….
crazy !!!!
95 is gas. 105 is rocket fuel.
bro when was this game?
Two classy players. I like how Machado asked the catcher if he was ok.
Machado....classy???
@@stevee231 yeah. asking the catcher if he's ok was classy.
@@ericvandruten ah okay I was thinking career wise
The fact he’s STILL throwing this hard is crazy
The mutual respect at the end.🤝
The sportsmanship was the best part
As a Dominican just like Manny Machado, I'm pretty sure he said "Diablo" at the end which basically translates to Damn
machado american tho
@@peterparker-zy9oe machado is Dominican American, his first language is Spanish
Love the mutual respect. Two warriors at battle.
Classic Chapman
2:15 That mutual staring was an instant classic. 😊
Dang. Good luck trying to hit that! Holy cow, man.
Right! Good luck seeing it!
It’s rare to see Machado not being so sensitive.
Smiling is a better look for him.
it's a better look for everyone.
@@bradad82 You’ve never met my wife.
@@DavosSeaworth 😂
Aroldis is a freak of nature. Absolutely one of my favorite. Got to see him pitch at Yankee Stadium once (I’m from Texas, not much of a Yankees fan) and it was the best inning of baseball I’ve ever watched. Unreal to watch.
Los dominicanos sabemos lo que dijo al final
“Diablo”😂
💀💀
Jajaja. Tu lo abe!
Què dificil me la pusiste jajajaja
Had to translate this, why’s this comment so badass
😂😂😂
I didn’t know Chapman still had that in him! I’m more surprised he was throwing strikes
Bro said 101, 102, 103, then boom 105 back to back. Criminal 🔥🔥🔥🔥
That was amazing.. unbelievable
Two awesome athletes showing what real sportsmanship is all about. Manny is class act checking on catcher and still smiling after strike-out...👍
Man, he was pumped. Take a moment to appreciate the catchers of the MLB. 😮💨
Crazy that he's bringing that kind of heat after all these years 😵💫
The king of the heater!
A decade and a half and the guy still throws heat.
That's probably the most beautiful strike I've ever seen. Incredible.
Paint the inside at 105 good luck.
Fr
🤣 right!!
@@williamthegamer2139I’m a pitcher and I do that but not 105 lol I’m 11 and 61
not only that but these young cats are throwing splitters sliders and these changeups 95+ WITH LOCATION?! i think pitching now is *EASILY* better than anything Babe Ruth went against
Machado couldnt do anything but respect it lol. That was nasty
Hit against a guy like that in high school once. He threw hard, was real wild. When I woke up in the hospital a few hours later, I was told he had set a local record for pitch velocity.
That interaction at the end is hilarious😂
Dammit! Love the respect from both players! This is what sports need more of...
They are friends and respect each other talent . That’s the beauty of sport
"Real Recognize Real". That look between Batter and Pitcher
Love you aroldis thank you for that 2016 season with the cubs 💙 bro still got it
That's respect right there! Making a major leaguer look like a High School kid😂😂😂
Props to Josh bell for hitting an oppo homer off of Aroldis’ 103.
Fastest pitch hit for home run since 2008.
Excellent pitching mechanics - nobody loads and unleashes effing gas better than Aroldis - a master class in efficiency.
Every single one of those pitches are insane.
Chapman been in the game for a long time now damn. Still throwing nothing but heat
Yo!!! Incredible speed from the left hand side, Aroldis has been doing this for years in the BIG Leagues, stay healthy Chap! 🙏🏽
it's awesome this guy is still going
Macahto just sitting there like "Seriously?"
One of the best confrontations ever in baseball!
Manny is all class. Loved how he checked on the catcher after fouling one of his mask. Loved how he smiled and made Chapman smile when he struck out.
A lot of people say Manny is dirty, but I’ve never seen it. I’ve seen multiple examples of him being a great teammate, great opponent and pure class.
I know he gives a lot of time and money to the community too. 1st Ballot HOF’er 💯
Damnnnn. I got goosebumps watching this !!
Many exactly say the same in Spanish “ Diablo” means in English Damn!!!
Here's why this is amazing (besides the fact it's 105!!)... Chapman's average fastball velocity this year is significantly lower than his prime years (2014-2017), about 3 mph less. This is expected from someone who's in their mid-30s and in their 14th season, but to reach back and consecutively throw 2 of the 4 fastest pitches of his career is wild. Either it's always been in there and he's tried to have more control late in his career or he's just feeling very healthy right now.
The man is out of his prime but still play like he is entering his prime
What a legend
Aroldis Chapman still having the tank with him to throw that fast again
As a Padres fan, I remember the weekend series when he was a rookie in 2010 when the reds came to San Diego and when he threw 105 to Tony Gwynn Jr I was like no way, That should be illegal and to see him throw that kind of heat to this day is insane, That’s why he’s the Cuban missile, much respect to him.
Fyi:
Fastest pitches in MLB history
1. Aroldis Chapman, 105.8 mph - Sep. 24, 2010
2. Aroldis Chapman, 105.7 mph - July 18, 2016
3. Aroldis Chapman, 105.4 mpg - July 18, 2016
4. Aroldis Chapman, 105.2 mph - July 22, 2016
5. Aroldis Chapman, 105.1 mph - Aug. 7, 2024
6. Aroldis Chapman, 105.1 mph - Aug. 2, 2016
7. Aroldis Chapman,105.1 mph - July 22, 2016
8. Aroldis Chapman, 105.1 mph - July 18, 2016
9. Jordan Hicks, 105 mph - May 20, 2018
10. Aroldis Chapman, 105 mph - July 23, 2016
So what are you trying to say exactly? 😏
Man! Chapman owns this list
You can add Ben Joyce to the list
Awesome video have always been a fan of Chapman very cool video
him and Ben Joyce bringing the HEAT!!!!!
You ought see Chapman live I'm big Reds fan when he was a Reds player man the ball hit catchers mitt and you can hear it echo through stadium at his age I'm still shock he still throw that hard and still clock rader gun in triple digits and he hasnt had any arm injuries yet to my understanding i have never found none on him yet
He is a real beast!
Chapman from the Reds is back!
Qué clase de duelo ese. Dos grandes frente a frente.
Awsome reaction from both players, like how you like that and dam that was moving
Padres pull off the win in extras! LFGSD!!
Saw him at the only cubs world series game ever won at wrigley, such a baller
That smile was the "you told me I won't, so I did" lmao
Machado Mi platano power ese mil cubano llego temprano al plato😮😮😮😮
105 at 36 is mind-boggling
Last season, Aroldis was a fire starter. Seemingly every appearance, he would load the bases and either get out of it, barely, or give up multiple runs, blow the game, and be pulled before the end of the inning. I think he blew as many saves as he saved. His ERA is about the same this year. It goes to show that velocity isn’t everything.
Why do you say velocity isn't everything?
1:49 - Ouch...
Chapman is a freak. On and off the field.
What's that supposed to mean? Also anyone is better than that last lefty the pirates had who ended up getting arrested for bad stuff
Classic moment between two of today’s brightest stars
He isn't human!
wow.Smile by Chapman says it all.
Glad he is back to the shape.
I saw it LIVE on TV, it was quite a moment!
Cubbies miss him!
La expresión de Manny al final ; “diablo”. 🔥🔥🔥
Thank you Chapman. I’ve never been so excited to watch Gas go up
Good one
This is legendary.
to be honest i kind of forgot Aroldis Chapman existed
Well sir...your baseball opinion should matter then.
Machado al final dijo Diablooo
can’t believe he’s still killin’ it after all these years
It seems like everyone likes Machado lol. I can see why, checked on the catcher after the foul to see if he was ok; probably a genuinely nice guy.
the bite on those fastballs i dont know how anyone has a chance at those speeds
That is fun to watch. Hope he sets the record for Fastest Pitch ever in Pittsburgh. Grew up halfway between Riverfront and Municipal stadiums. Still hopeful to have a Cleveland Pittsburgh Series one day
Ben Joyce of the Angels threw 106 mph the other night against the Dodgers (technically 105.5 mph). He now has the current record for fastest pitch in MLB since the stat cast era started in 2016.
Living Legends
Chappy can throw heat in non critical situations. His past teams will tell you how he serves up blown saves in crunch time.
Awesome moment of sportsmanship
Chapman is the beast 💪
Josh Bell took 103 from Chapman over the fence last week. They claim its the fastest clocked pitch ever hit out, but I remember Devers in Boston hit a 103.5 out a few years ago. Sheer luck both times.
islanders KNOW what was exchanged, especially Machado’s “DIABLO!” reaction.
He got that “ I know that ain’t who I think it is “ look alike face 😂😂😂😂