Reds starting pitcher Hunter Greene lost to the Dodgers 2:5 in the major leagues today. Reds starting pitcher Hunter Greene pitched 5.

Reds starting pitcher Greene

Today in the major leagues, the Reds lost to the Dodgers 2:5. Reds starting pitcher Hunter Greene pitched 5.1 innings and allowed 2 runs in the defeat. However, he created a record today. A new record in history, he fired a total of 39 "100-mile" fireballs in the game, surpassing the record of 33 set by "the strongest pitcher on earth" Jacob deGrom last season, becoming a new high in the history of the major leagues. The pitching power is still pretty scary.

Greene pitched 80 balls in this game, 57 of which were four-seam fastballs. The fastest ball speed was 102 miles, the slowest was 98.5 miles, and the average ball speed was as high as 100.2 miles. 39 of them exceeded 100 miles, almost His hands burned when he pitched. In addition, he threw 13 fastballs of at least 101 miles in a single game, setting a new record for a major league starting pitcher. He almost used fireballs against the Dodgers' line-up throughout the game.

Of course, Greene's life-burning pitching method may not be effective. He pitched 5.1 innings and allowed 5 hits and 2 runs. In 6 innings, he faced Trea Turner and threw a 98.9-mile four-seam fastball. Unexpectedly, he was blasted to center field, so he lost the score, but he still sent out 6 strikeouts and no walks in the game, which means that the fast ball still has a certain degree of suppression.

In fact, Greene did not choose to throw away fastballs in life-or-death situations today. In the third inning, he used an 86.9-mile slider to strike out Tray Tenner, and in the sixth inning, he also used a 90.5-mile slider to beat Freeman ( Freddie Freeman swallowed the old K. The most regrettable thing is that he was sniped by Austin Barnes and Cui Tenna in this game and lost 2 points. After solving Freeman, he was replaced and ultimately lost the game.

Greene is only 22 years old this year. He was drafted by the Reds in 2017 and made his major league debut this season. He pitched for the first time on April 10. He pitched 5 innings against the Braves and allowed 4 hits (2 home runs). 3 points, 7 strikeouts and 2 walks. However, in that game, the Reds' line exploded and scored 5 points in 3 innings, and then added 1 point in 5 innings. Greene was lucky to get the winning pitch, and today although he The points lost still set a new record, and the start of his career can be said to be quite smooth.