The 10 Longest Home Runs at Coors Field 🏠🏃⚾ - TheBallparkGuide.com 2023

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Death, taxes and baseballs flying over the outfield fence at Coors Field - three things you can count on in life.
Home runs are probably the first thing you picture when you think about the Denver ballpark. Between 2012 and 2021, Coors Field led the league in park factor (according to Statcast) eight times and never finished lower than fourth overall. Simply put, Coors Field is home run heaven.
In this list, we’re counting down the 10 longest home runs at Coors Field as of June 24, 2023. It’s important to note that these home runs are only from 2015 onward, when MLB’s Statcast began to officially track the distance of each MLB home run. This list features a former All-Star Game hero, a second career home run for another player, and some guy who used to go by Mike. (All videos appear courtesy of MLB.)
Here’s a look at the 10 longest home runs at Coors Field in Denver.
1 (t). Giancarlo Stanton - 504 feet
1 (t). C.J. Cron - 504 feet
3. Christian Yelich - 499 feet
4. Jesús Sánchez - 496 feet
5. Ryan McMahon - 495 feet
6. Michael A. Taylor - 493 feet
7 (t). Trevor Story - 487 feet
7 (t). Rangel Ravelo - 487 feet
9 (t). Tommy Pham - 486 feet
9 (t). Ian Desmond - 486 feet
9 (t). C.J. Cron - 486 feet

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[@MaryPDavid]

Really? Stanton's ball didn't even leave the stadium and you put it last (perceivably longer than Cron's)?
Objectivity, dude.

[@mattmajewski339]

You’re not thinking about launch angle. Stanton hit a piss missile that would have kept going if not for the seats.