Will Shohei Ohtani's record be broken? Seibu Lion Shinyotou said it could soar 166km

Shohei Ohtani's 165-kilometer fireball in Japan is still the fastest ball speed record in professional baseball, but this record is now a chance to be challenged by Seibu Shinyo cast Castile (Fabio Castillo), who just arrived in Japan, said that in 2016, he had measured 103 miles (about 166 kilometers) in South Korea, and last year he also threw 101 miles in Dodger, "I have confidence in the speedball, and I can go faster."

According to the Sponnichi Annex, the current record for the fastest ball speed of 162 kilometers in foreign throwing is set by Marc Kroon, and the league's fastest record is Otani's 165 kilometers. The 28-year-old casteo, who threw a ball speed of more than 160 kilometres last year and the year before, is not out of the question of breaking the "Ohtani Barrier", and he bluntly said that God gave me this talent to be able to shoot fireballs.

It is not for nothing that Castile would say this. According to the report, he was already able to reach a ball speed of more than 130 kilometers at the age of 13. However, despite the fireball in his hands, Casteo's playing career has not been good so far, he started in the Rangers minor league in 2006, and then the Giants, the Reds, the Orioles and the Padres, but failed to make it to the major leagues, and in 2016 he left the major leagues and switched to the Korean professional Hanwha Hawks.

In his first year at the Hanwha Eagles, Casteo played 20 games, including 15 starts, with a record of 7 wins and 4 defeats, and a 6.43 ERA percentage. He returned to the United States last year to join the Dodgers, and played 2 games without a win or defeat in the major leagues, with a 13.50 ERA score. At present, the three starters of Seibu have been confirmed, and Casteo, who is expected to be one of the starters, will have to grab the No. 4 or No. 5 starter.