Major League Wiffleball
Wiffle Ball photos, tips, and product reviews

Every year, it’s a good idea to replace old Wiffle Balls with new ones. Over time, some get cracked, some get worn out, and sometimes you just want a brand new one for a Major League Baseball player to autograph.

So I thought it was time to go shopping for some new Wiffle Balls.

Last night, I was clocked throwing a wiffleball 99 mph. That might not sound as impressive as Cincinnati Reds pitcher Aroldis Chapman throwing a baseball 105 mph, but it was fast enough for me.

OK, I was also clocked throwing 7 mph and 23 mph, so there were clearly a few bad readings on my new radar gun, including the 99 mph reading. Most of my pitches were clocked in the low 60s, which isn’t that bad considering that I didn’t warm up and I haven’t pitched in about a year.