Willians Astudillo pitched a clean inning for the Twins on Friday. He threw so slow, the radar gun sometimes did not register the speed:

It would have been hard for Astudillo to break a sweat, seeing as his slowest tracked pitch was that 46 mph strike and his fastest was a 72.5 mph offering on the outside corner that actually impressed the system enough for it to register as a fastball. His other tracked pitches clocked in at 59.0, 51.4 and 46.3 mph.

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Two of Astudillo’s pitches to Luis Rengifo were so slow that the Statcast system didn’t register them as pitches at all — and as an unfortunate result, we’ll never know the true extent of Astudillo’s baseball-bending abilities, and the closest anyone has likely ever come to testing the boundaries of how slowly a baseball can be thrown and still put in play.

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He pitches like he hits, with no walks and no strikeouts. His other stint in 2018 resulted in two home runs, so this inning was a big improvement.