I was never able to get up much past 70mph. Had a friend that could see 90 - getting into the batters box and seeing that blur come at you, yikes. Can't imagine what the pros or even farm clubs, heat + movement, are like.

 

86 is a big number... was that Kilometers or MPH.... eh!?

I don't think my arms can get much beyond my 70mph... i may have to train... it would be pretty cool to walk up and throw some big numbers!!!

 

yea, 86 is throwing pretty hard. I topped out at 81-83...however i had good off speed pitches, curve slider splitter.

 

LOL @ dickholes.

 

dont really know now but when i was in the 4th grade i think i threw a baseball at 36 or 39, not sure tho

 

[QUOTE=Scot,May 4 2008, 06:58 PM]86 is a big number... was that Kilometers or MPH.... eh!?

 

I'm a lefty and threw mid 80's in HS, all-conference, all state..I royally screwed up full ride scholarships.....

meanwhile my buddy from H.S. is pitching Triple A ball for the Cubs....

now that I am older (26) and have actually developed I'd be interested to see what I could throw.

 

High 80's Low 90's with some good movement and good accuracy. Been playing baseball since I was very young.

Never did alot of pitching though. Primary position was 1st and OF.

 

Low 90s?!?! That's throwing!

 

I threw in the low-mid 80s when I pitched for AAU.. some kids were hitting low 90s then, which was ridiculous to face when I was 12 and 13..