Oakland Athletics closer Mason Miller was historically dominant in this season's MLB All-Star Game. The hurler completed a perfect 12-pitch fifth inning, firing eight triple-digit fastballs which included a 103.6 mph missile against Trea Turner. It was the hardest thrown baseball in MLB All-Star Game history since pitch-tracking began in 2008. Miller's punchouts of Turner and Shohei Ohtani rounded out his MLB All-Star Game debut, and he later earned the win for the American League, 5-3.