Ben Joyce on Truth Behind 105 MPH Fastball, JUCO to Tennessee, & How He Gained Velocity Enjoy The Show: Exploring the Baseball World

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Ben Joyce is a 22-year-old RHP out of Knoxville, TN... and he throws GAS. He made history last year registering the fastest thrown pitch in college baseball history at 105.5 MPH. His electric low-100's fastball took the sports world by storm as he cruised through opponents last year posting a 2.23 ERA for the Tennessee Volunteers in the loaded SEC. He was chosen in the 3rd Round - pick 89 overall - to the Los Angeles Angels where he's making headlines again as many anticipate he could make his big league debut THIS SEASON. It was a pleasure to link up with Ben to discuss his journey from Walters State CC to Tennessee, throwing only 65 MPH in his freshman year of High School, making baseball history last season in college, and his training routine to maintain his electric velocity. HOPE YOU ALL ENJOY! 🔥

0:00 Intro
0:46 His Upbringing
2:20 High School Velocity
4:01 Hitting 95-100 MPH
6:12 Advice to Gain Velocity
7:09 Playing at Tennessee
9:53 Daily Routine
11:01 The Day He Hit 105 MPH
14:17 Mindset
15:50 How can you get to 106 MPH?
16:32 Arm Care + Mobility Routine
18:19 Playing SEC Baseball
20:32 Going JUCO out of High School
24:47 Overcoming Tommy John Surgery
26:01 Advice for the kids