ARLINGTON, Texas — However high the bar already is, Dane Dunning wants it raised.
“He hit 103 today,” Dunning said Monday night. “I asked him why he didn’t hit 105.”
He, being Rangers relief pitcher Aroldis Chapman. The 103, or 105, being miles per hour. That’s the kind of never-before-seen-in-Arlington velocity Chapman has brought to the Rangers since he was acquired from the Kansas City Royals on June 30.
