That's what I was thinking. all those low velo HRs in roughly the same altitude. I wonder how many times teams were fooled by a guy in spring training who had a few good weeks because of the altitude
@@eshep71 well ST isn’t played in these stadiums and don’t have altitude close to these stadiums Rockies normal stadium is 5200 feet ST stadium is only 928 ft about sea level
@@sportseverythingsports I realized that after I sent it lol New Mexico is the high elevation I had on my mind. I was down that way a few years ago and recall hearing that Santa Fe was the highest elevated capital For some reason, I just made a quick association thinking NM was just Arizona. Lol I was completely wrong and I remember thinking 'No one seed these'.. lol
Very well done, I love the little stat box you include in the top right corner. It helps a guy like me who is trying to learn more about the sport get an idea of the statistical side of things. Keep up the great work and I'm positive this channel will grow exponentially
This would be incredibly difficult, but I would love you forever if you did “most depressing/dejected opposing announcer calls.” A prime example being Dick Bremer (Twins broadcaster) on Gary Sánchez’s walk off homer (this was before Sánchez was a Twin)
Good idea! It'll take a bit of time (working on some other videos now) but I think I can do it. Edit - here's the clip he's talking about for anyone wondering: baseballsavant.mlb.com/sporty-videos?playId=04efb579-99e0-411e-b08b-8c7e7f6a390a&videoType=AWAY
You know you can hit the away broadcast on baseball savant for the coors ones so we don’t have to hear the depression from the Rockies commentators lol
Imagine having two of the highest elevated stadiums in the country and have such a huge home advantage but both have all time losing records. Arizona and Colorado will forever be trash
True - but it was 109.9, which I rounded to 110 so it got beat out by Cron's 504 ft home run. Here's the video for those interested: ruclips.net/video/za26wr37Tk0/видео.html
True - but it was 109.9, which I rounded to 110 so it got beat out by Cron's 504 ft home run. Here's the video for those interested: ruclips.net/video/za26wr37Tk0/видео.html
Thanks for doing my idea!
You commented before I could mention you haha - thanks for the idea and support.
Very unsurprising the two stadiums of the highest elevations account for like 3/4th of the homers here.
True - I might exclude them in future videos to add more variety.
Lmao I was like why are these all in Arizona and Colorado
That's what I was thinking. all those low velo HRs in roughly the same altitude.
I wonder how many times teams were fooled by a guy in spring training who had a few good weeks because of the altitude
@@eshep71 well ST isn’t played in these stadiums and don’t have altitude close to these stadiums Rockies normal stadium is 5200 feet ST stadium is only 928 ft about sea level
@@sportseverythingsports I realized that after I sent it lol
New Mexico is the high elevation I had on my mind. I was down that way a few years ago and recall hearing that Santa Fe was the highest elevated capital
For some reason, I just made a quick association thinking NM was just Arizona. Lol
I was completely wrong and I remember thinking 'No one seed these'.. lol
Very well done, I love the little stat box you include in the top right corner. It helps a guy like me who is trying to learn more about the sport get an idea of the statistical side of things. Keep up the great work and I'm positive this channel will grow exponentially
Thanks so much!
I love these videos, keep up the great work and the great editing and graphics!
Thanks! I am glad that you like them.
Just got this in my recommended, well made video. Earned yourself a subscriber.
Awesome, thank you!
love all ur home run vides.
Thanks for the support.
Missed the Schwarber NLCS homer. 488' @120mph
Hey Fred, love the content. I was wondering, any way you could do a "longest five home runs by year from 201_ - 2022?" I'd love to see that
Thanks! It might take me a little while to get to it, but yes I can add that to the list.
@@fred_fotch_baseball love to hear it!
Balls tend to fly far at both Coors Field and Chase Field.
Another really satisfying video, thanks man!
Any chance of unicorn home runs from last season? (Home runs in 1/30 ball parks)
Thanks! I'm working on that now. It's taking a little longer than I expected haha
Edit - just published at: ruclips.net/video/Rc_NcTLX2AY/видео.html
Great compilation channel.
Thanks a lot!
Great video my man. How do you have 271 likes on this video alone in 18 hours and only 395 subs?! C'mon people!
Thanks! I appreciate your support.
(That's 395 more than I had two weeks ago lol)
It’s crazy how hard some guys can hit a round object using a round stick.
Edit: I have a suggestion, hardest Infield / outfield throws of 2022?
Great vid!
Thanks!
Great idea and video, they are a lot better than mine lol
Thanks a lot for your support :)
Couldn’t tell if this was about exit velos or a compilation of German Marquez giving up home runs
The crack of the bat on the Aaron Judge homer at 4:59
It's what baseball's all about
Soler 468 was absolutely insane.
Pretty funny how often it's Coors and Chase, great vid though
Thanks for watching!
Because Jorge Soler swings for the fences on every swing, when he barrels one with his strength, it's getting out fast and far
Kyle Schwarber had a 119.7mph exit velo 489ft homer against the padres
Sorry I didn't include the playoffs for this video.
Fun vid idea! and THEY'RE ALL IN COORS
Plus a couple at Chase haha
9/2/23 Ronald Acuna Jr 121mph
Cuando hablan de vdlocidad se refieren a la velocidad del swing o la velocidad que sale la pelota al ser bateada
What was the exit velo of the entire stankee staff after game 4 of the 2022 ALCS????
This would be incredibly difficult, but I would love you forever if you did “most depressing/dejected opposing announcer calls.” A prime example being Dick Bremer (Twins broadcaster) on Gary Sánchez’s walk off homer (this was before Sánchez was a Twin)
Good idea! It'll take a bit of time (working on some other videos now) but I think I can do it.
Edit - here's the clip he's talking about for anyone wondering: baseballsavant.mlb.com/sporty-videos?playId=04efb579-99e0-411e-b08b-8c7e7f6a390a&videoType=AWAY
@@fred_fotch_baseball geez you would have thought they worked for CNN on 9/11 or something
Stanton’s grand slam against the pirates needs to be included
@@mx4159 that one’s great!
@@fred_fotch_baseball thanks, king!
That homer by Giancarlo would of killed someone, if it hit them. Always pay attention to the game guys.
last year he hit a kid in YS with one, it was something like 105 or something it's crazy dangerous lol
Coors Field moment
Schwarber hit his bomb 119 mph
Judge and Stanton at the top seems about right
What is the whistle on mike trouts
How about homeruns by wpa? is that possible? it would be amazing.
Yes it should be - it might take a little while though. I am working on a few other ideas haha.
Yordan Alvarez has entered the chat
The one at 3:54, it was only 54° that night, imagine if it was a 90° afternoon game.
You know you can hit the away broadcast on baseball savant for the coors ones so we don’t have to hear the depression from the Rockies commentators lol
Imagine having two of the highest elevated stadiums in the country and have such a huge home advantage but both have all time losing records. Arizona and Colorado will forever be trash
On everything I’m pretty sure a majority of fans don’t even watch ball just look at my team cards. They don’t even play the same
0:23 Now what the hell is this?
@1:36 no way that ball went 407
Carson kelly 407 ft gotta be statcast malfunction that looked like 375ish
Yes you are right - no way that went 407.
Yelich hit one w/109 EV that went 499
True - but it was 109.9, which I rounded to 110 so it got beat out by Cron's 504 ft home run.
Here's the video for those interested: ruclips.net/video/za26wr37Tk0/видео.html
Marquez bro 💀
If there was the angle it would be interesting, such a pity
can you include launch angle in the side stats?
I did a different video on launch angles if you are interested: ruclips.net/video/ZmILOHBBuFo/видео.html
@@fred_fotch_baseball I’ve seen that video! I just like knowing LA on all homers to compare distances
490 in Oakland is crazy wtf
Maybe the most impressive one in the whole video
@@fred_fotch_baseball Cosign
Yelich hit one 499 at a 109 exit velo
True - but it was 109.9, which I rounded to 110 so it got beat out by Cron's 504 ft home run.
Here's the video for those interested: ruclips.net/video/za26wr37Tk0/видео.html
@@fred_fotch_baseball Oh I see, sorry my bad bro. Love the vids
Farthest home run by pitch speed
Good idea!
Here you go: ruclips.net/video/lhg8On7UaVI/видео.html
all Arizona and Colorado lol
Hahah yes, not surprising I guess
Acuña 121 mph
It’s all coors lol
Haha, well, a lot of Chase Field too.
Some of the announcers are so boring it's sad
True - haha