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Slow curve: Fastest Recorded Pitch 2025

Highest recorded speed in miles per hour. This uses available measurements and may miss a faster pitch that was not measured. Uses pitches recorded as slow curve.

Season

Recorded pitch types. Usage divides by all delivered pitches, including unknown types. Speed is in mph, spin in rpm and extension in feet. Averages use measured pitches only. Whiffs divide misses by swings. Data through December 31, 2025. Data refreshed Sep 9, 2026, 10:16 AM UTC.

No. 1 / Slow curve: Fastest Recorded Pitch / 2025

Freddy Peralta

MIL

78.0

Season leader

Slow curve: Fastest Recorded Pitch2025 season
#	Player	Team	CS max mph
1	F. PeraltaFreddy Peralta	MIL	78.0
2	S. GraySonny Gray	STL	76.2
3	S. LugoSeth Lugo	KC	75.2
4	A. HeaneyAndrew Heaney	LAD	75.2
5	C. QuantrillCal Quantrill	ATL	72.9
6	J. BrideJonah Bride	MIN	72.3
7	M. MikolasMiles Mikolas	STL	70.8
8	E. HernándezEnrique Hernández	LAD	63.9
9	A. SánchezAli Sánchez	TOR	63.8
10	C. KershawClayton Kershaw	LAD	58.6
11	J. SanojaJavier Sanoja	MIA	56.7
12	J. StallingsJacob Stallings	COL	52.0
13	V. BrujánVidal Bruján	ATL	51.3
14	E. DuranEzequiel Duran	TEX	41.7

CS max mph: Highest recorded speed in miles per hour. This uses available measurements and may miss a faster pitch that was not measured. Uses pitches recorded as slow curve.

Understanding Slow curve: Fastest Recorded Pitch

Highest recorded speed in miles per hour. This uses available measurements and may miss a faster pitch that was not measured. Uses pitches recorded as slow curve.

Season rankings use regular-season records. A player has one combined row across teams; the team label identifies the associated team, not a separate team stint.

Source: MLB statistics and MLBDB derived measures. Formulas describe the measure above. Data refreshed Sep 9, 2026, 10:16 AM UTC.