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Not Henley Ramirez?

Why is the Sox player angrily hoisting a banana?😂 4:58

How about Raul Ibanez’s 477 ft home run?

Didn’t Howard hit 505

Real Great!

Howard hit one into ashburn alley back in 2007 2008

Yeah, Cool!

Are we going to talk about when it said Pete Alonso’s homer was 462 feet but it said it was actually 449 feet

Yeah, Nice!

The sound of his home runs is undeniable.

#AhItWasSimplyBeautiful!

#LikeThemByTheOldNicknameAndNotTheNewOne!

2019 Ball was special

Stat cast is so wrong I hate it lowkey

Judge’s has to be the longest there’s no way lol

Last one left the stadium

You’re missing so many. Howard has a 505 one.

This is such a b.s. list. Ryan Ludwick hit one farther than any of these and didn't even make the list. It landed on top of the boat in dead center field

I remember a David Ortiz HR clearing the Red Sox bullpen back in the day. Surprised that wasn't on here.

Surprised that Garrett Jones and Darryl Ward didn't make the list. They both hit the river on a fly, but down the line, guess they didn't top 454'

The 488 ft it's actually 600 ft

My god number 1 was there not a better feed???

I'm sorry but you can't tell me the Ozuna home run was not the farthest. People don't realize just how far away those damn banners are

Aaron judge

It's interesting how all Matt Olsons home runs look further than other peoples home runs that were said to go the same distance. I feel like stat cast got his homers right and accurate especially compared to others I've seen

Definitely not agreeing with 466 measurement on the votto home run, in fact I don't think the majority of the balls hit at this park are accurate. The second deck is only 25 beyond the fence. We're not talking far. The cargo home run somehow went 75 feet out but bounced back on the field. That's a long bounce. I love your videos but stat cast is inaccurate or just rigged by MLB. I've been to parks and they are way smaller in person and the balls are not that far over the fence when you see it in person

How does Chad pinder clear the bleachers in almost center field and the next home run by Alex verdugo goes to the same part of park and doesn't clear the stands and is further? I know it's not your measurements but I've noticed over the years statcast is just a projection and it's not perfect

Mac Williamson going to right center field 464 is unreal for a right handed hitter

Arods was 477 not 471, thank you have a nice day

The Aaron judge 457 is by far the furtherest one. Clearly mismeasured. Didi Gregarious said he thought the ball went closer to 540 than 457

Edwin was the man in Toronto

Harper's ball wasn't 473 imo. Appeared to clear fence about 30-35 feet, as was the Giancarlo Stanton home run. I'm supposed to believe that went over 100 feet over the fence. You wouldn't think stat cast would get it right but it's impossible to measure perfectly unless you have someone standing near where the ball lands on the flat ground and can take a measurement from home plate to the ball. See the bat bros video when they attempt to hit a ball 582 feet.

wrong.. the furthest homerun ever hit at Citizens Bank Park was by Ryan Howard on June 27th 2007 vs the Reds and it was 505 feet

Thank you for making these videos, really appreciate it

I think the mazara ball went further than that and the ones to left field were over estimated by springer. I've been to the park multiple times

Dude what is this list? the 2 500 footers aren't even on here Howard hit a 508

You can tell the elite HR hitters from the average Joes. When Ohtani hits a Home run, there are few outfielders chasing it. They hear the sound and get out their binoculars to find out where it went. All 9 fielders just turn around and watch it land. That's how you know elite power.

Stupid not to mention Ted Willams 502 footer. They have it marked

I have a newspaper clipping that says Eric Davis hit the longest HR in Camden Yards history at 475 feet.

#HowIncrediblyAmazing!

All road guys teeing off on classic Red Sox shitty pitching 😅

I guess we forgot about schwabers 488ft home run

How did Judge's homer not make this list?

I don't know why, but I really like this ballpark. Great vid!

The ONLY game I ever attended in Fenway was in 1975, a night game against the Royals. Jim Rice hit a blistering high-line drive near the flag pole that just disappeared into the night. In the papers the next day some described it as the longest home run ever there. Of course, there was no way to measure it.

#SoMuchForPitcherOrHitterFriendlyHere!

You know its gonna be 🔥 when number 10 is 456 😂

use no music, ruins it

The hard to read distances superimposed over the score - next time lower left instead of upper left? Cheers....

Stanton hit 7 out of 9 😂