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Interleague play means that most of the ALAll-Stars theoretically have dealt with Aroldis Chapman but theory isn't practice. On Tuesday night, a few of them got their first real taste of the Reds closer, whose pitches typically Caleb Smith Jersey sit in the 100 mph range.Chapman won, decisively,and gave the MLB All-Star Game its best moment in the proce s. That's why they do this stuff.MORE: | | Pitching with the NLdown 6-2in the top of the 9th, Chapman clowned Brock Holt, Mike Moustakas and Mark Teixeira. All three struck out on a total Trevor Richards Jersey of 14 pitches, 12 of which were 100 mph or faster.Chapman touched 103 against Moustakas, andHolt and Teixeira sat down on 101 and 102, respectively. This is what the dugout looked like in the proce s:Watching Aroldis Chapman Kyle Barraclough Jersey pitch can actually blow your mind. CBS Sports MLB (@CBSSportsMLB) Aroldis Chapman threw 14 pitches. They went: 99, 101, 100, Jeff Locke Jersey 101, 101, 102, 103, 102, 103, 102, 101, 98, 100, 102. Struck out the side. Wow. Jeff Pa san (@JeffPa san) Marlins starter Dan Haren probably said it best.Chapman's fastball is about 15 mph harder than mine. That's the same difference between me and mo'ne davis. dan haren (@ithrow88) Teixeira looked Martin Prado Jersey particularly baffled.Chapman bringing the heat ... But ... (@CanHeGetOnBase) Mark Teixeira reacts to striking out against Aroldis Chapman's 102mph fastball 3030 (@jose3030)