Brandon Wile

60 feet, six inches, we determined at some point was the right distance.

And hitters and pitchers have adjusted to that distance as they've each gotten better.

Mizorowski throwing that hard from that far just breaks the equation, right?

Like it is how much time do you have to react to the projectile moving towards you?

And with Mizorowski, you just don't have enough time.

You have to guess.

When he's throwing 104, he broke the record for the fastest pitch ever thrown by a starting pitcher.

Like this weekend.

That's history.

Like this guy is...

And you can always, like baseball people tell you,

Look at the swings.

How comfortable are the swings, you know?

And there was a moment in this game where Justin Crawford, the Phillies rookie outfielder, got a 1-0 fastball down the pipe, like the type of pitch that you're going to take a hack at.

And he checks one, a 1-0 fastball down the middle.

You know, like I'm not saying Justin Crawford is like the epitome of hitting.

He's a rookie who's got a weird approach, whatever.

But you just watch these swings from the Phillies.

Trey Turner is like rolling a dice in his brain.

Yes or no.