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I agree with Grimm as tops right now. But do people not realize the number of major league pitchers that do not hit 90 at all, let alone "throws in the 90's"? And a guy hitting 90 once in a blue moon is wayyyyyy different than "throwing in the 90's". A pitcher hitting 86-88 consistently is much more likely to give ya a good outing, than a guy who soaks up his arm for a couple MPH a few times a game. Does Shane hit 90? I dont know, not in a position to say yay or nay. But either way, should be great to watch him work hitters again this year and hopefully have an outstanding season.

As far as I know he has never hit 90. I was behind the backstop last year for the district game, and the most he hit then was 85.