105.1: Popular FM radio frequency, also the speed of Aroldis Chapman's latest ridiculous pitch

As the summer warms up, so, too, does Aroldis Chapman's pitch velocity.
Just a few weeks after locking down a save with pitches ranging in the 103-mph range, the Yankees' closer one-upped himself again while navigating the final frame of the Yankees' 2-1 win over the Orioles on Monday.
Seriously, this is video game stuff: 

Fans in the stands at Yankee Stadium reacted with an audible gasp when the scoreboard flashed the pitch velocity, too. After all, we are but mortal humans, awed by feats of strength such as this, a pitch that tied Chapman with the previous MLB record holder for fastest pitch ... himself: 

Aroldis Chapman threw 105.1-mph ?. Matches fastest-recorded pitch he’s ever thrown. https://t.co/woK5QQwsCMhttps://t.co/bv74ALHDJ0

— MLB (@MLB) July 19, 2016

This pitch, by the way, came just after a 103-mph heave that sailed to the backstop and bounced high into the night air -- probably to the moon:

Chapman then dusted off another 105-mph heater in retiring Ryan Flaherty for the third out: 

Worth pointing out: In a crazy coincidence, the fastest non-Chapman pitch of the Statcast™ era was delivered on Monday night by Braves reliever Mauricio Cabrera, who reached 103.8 with this:

Chapman Filter on?

Mauricio Cabrera’s 103.8-mph heat is the fastest non-Chapman pitch in the #Statcast era. pic.twitter.com/Jp7G3Fcah4

— #Statcast (@statcast) July 19, 2016

Flamethrowing Yankees reliever Dellin Betances summed things up like this after watching his bullpen cohort make history:

If you guys want to watch free fireworks come watch @AChapman_105 pitch the 9th inn for the #Yankees #105 #notfair #OMG

— Dellin Betances (@DBetances68) July 19, 2016

Betances is right -- this kind of pitching really is unfair.