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Soler 468 was absolutely insane.

Tayron Guerrero masterclass

Acuña 121 mph

I know this is prior to 2016 and doesn't fit your topic, but the longest HR in Great American Ball Park history in Cincinnati was hit by Adam Dunn in 2004 off the Dodgers Jose Lima. It went approximately 535 feet on a line drive going completely out of the stadium, taking a bounce after it cleared the batter's eye in dead center. It bounced and rolled across the street and down to the banks of the Ohio River. A piece of driftwood on the banks prevented it from going into the river, just inches from the river, landing in Kentucky (Kentucky owns the Ohio River and its banks on the Ohio side.) It is the only known HR that was hit in one state and came to a complete stop in another state. LOL The total distance from home plate to where it came to a complete stop was about 730 feet give or take a few feet. I was at that game and witnessed the home run. It was the most impressive home run I've ever seen in person.

I’m glad my my favorite team the New York Yankees had one of the longest home runs. From the best player l,v ever seen Aaron Judge

Entitled mamas boy. He’s a wash out.

6:26 did he really throw a strike the Javier Baez

9/2/23 Ronald Acuna Jr 121mph

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The 100 mph one was only 99 care to explain?

4:13 youre tellin me that doesnt get out at yankees stadium or fenway?

0:25 He reacted like he got taken deep on a 100 mph fastball in game 7 of the World Series. 😂 Dork

6:27 Okay that was douchey

Had no clue there were so many position players pitching in games now throwing eephus

Really shows how much the padres suck

Wait these are legitimate pitches lol explains the scores I guess. Thought it must be a home run derby.

5:49 It's awesome how fast the fans behind the plate jump up because all they really needed was a deep fly ball. They got so much more.

every MLB player should at least know how to throw a fastball.

This video is bull and didn’t include many of the longest homeruns in history. What about Jose Canseco’s 540 foot smash into the triple deck? How fast was that pitch going, 34 or 103?

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Babe Ruth?

Maybe they should trade this guy to the Niners since they don't think Purdy has enough arm..

Turning on a 100 mph fastball and crushing it is a major flex.

I love how a real pitcher threw a slower pitch then a real player😂😂😂

Do baseball players slow the ball down with their minds to hit it

Did anyone count how many there were?

Still don't understand if you're up by 10+ they feel they should homer on a position player

Why was every home run 80-89 mph hit in Coors or nuked by Kyle 😭😭

Gee, how many of these are Yankee Stadium and Fenway Park?

ik nothing abt baseball, but why did he throw the ball so slow on the 35mph one?? that doesn’t make any sense

If there was the angle it would be interesting, such a pity

I would think that in Fenway Park there may have been homers throughout the years over the Green Monster and across Landsdowne Street that may have been longer than the one showed, but they were never measured.

*Fun fact:* Not only has nobody got a home run off a 109 mph pitch, but nobody has ever made CONTACT with a 109 mph pitch in the mlb

ANYONE WHO HITS A HOMER OFF OF AN EEPHUS IS A CHEATER ITS IMPOSSIBLE TO TIME IT UP RIGHT

when grishuk hit that moonshot walkoff you could hear the fans celebrating the feeling was amazing.

Baseball!

so is this something pitchers do when the game is over 10 point spread?? wtf i don’t get why anyone would do this

Not a fan of guys dunking on position players lol

8:33 sounds just like the perfect perfect sound from The show.

Why would you throw the ball that slow? Seems like a really stupid idea at that level

Straight AL East first 3 minutes 😂

So they were livid when Tatis hit a homer instead of taking a strike. But these teams are up 10+ and absolutely demolishing an overhand toss down the middle

to everyone asking- of course position players could throw a lot harder, they don’t because they/their managers don’t want to risk their arms.

why do the pitchers just toss it in the beginning?

so basically, what you're saying is it's impossible to hit a home run on a 103 mph pitch

Camden yards

I love this video; but, how on earth did you miss the 104mph Griffey grand slam off Zumaya??? ruclips.net/video/FqboNWCxPWA/видео.html

Can someone explain why a pitcher would throw so slow? I played in highschool a bit, but I dont watch and I never saw that😂