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[Music] smile if you can get charity will winning team he's eccentric the most important thing was how he missed us the numbers that you like to see him outfielder [Applause] seasons and you want to talk about an exclusive wisdom his own [Applause] keep the ball game up [Applause] Stanton drills it deep left field like a rocket up into the seats it goes that's 20 rows up in Stanton as Untied this game Wow he hits him here when he hits him here man they just go and go and go it was amazing watch this ball is crushed by Stanton first ball hitting a high fly ball deep the left center and it is long gone up a blast Wow there are probably some a one delivery time [Applause] everybody's just watching [Applause] Jimmy said when he really was in the throes of that slump you just go up there and try and hit the ball hard go from there you can forget that to [Music] since the picnic area [Applause] it's for two for st. Louis at Cincinnati in the 12th and five to one San Francisco over the Dodgers bottom of the fifth inning beacon home runs there's a long drive that ball is that I hear home run Darryl Strawberry that ball may have hit the lights up there it may have hit the top of the stadium I think it did Darrell slow down I can't believe it ball hit the top of the stadium he might get hurt with that swing [Applause] back in the rotation against San Diego dime to centerfield that's gonna be [Applause] [Applause] during the first third the Slugger was Pittsburgh Pirates hall-of-famer Willie Stargell who twice accomplished the feat star Joel's first blessed occurred in 1969 against Dodger pitcher Alan Foster and the ball cleared the right-field Ruffin traveled five hundred six feet six inches his 1973 tape-measure homerun against Andy Messersmith landed on the right-field roof and bounced into the parking lot a tremendous smash only eight players have hit the ball over the roof here in Detroit and Jackson nearly did it then out of the ballpark then done 13 times Kurt of all the homeruns in baseball history only one is listed in the Guinness Book of World Records it was Hin on April 17 1953 at Griffith Stadium in Washington DC it was the fifth inning and Mickey Mantle was batting right-handed against Senator Lefty Chuck's tops Mickey hit one out of the park way out of the park and have all wound up in the yard of a house across the street so exactly how far did Mantle's mammoth shot traveled well legend has it that Yankees PR director Red Patterson took a tape measure outside the stadium and declared that it went 565 feet turns out red actually walked to where the ball landed from the back bleacher whoa he's got the numbers that you'd like to see outfielder when he is sound he is not the cool rainy day had a big party out in the parking lot but that might be out of the whole stadium yeah baby everywhere right on over the top says so failed her with the monstrous clobbered Gillette field [Applause] Rocky's on a galarraga's slam sail into the lead here in Miami good look at Galarraga swing lock his eyes light up great extension he knows it's a grand-slam put that bat away the deep left-center field it is gone Mike Piazza is in his 38th home run and the Dodgers Natalie the rocket on July 13th 1934 in Detroit against the Tigers Babe Ruth smashed to 700 career home runs one isn't considered the greatest player of all time without helping usher in a new era of baseball before the babe baseball was in its dead-ball era this period in baseball was known for its low scoring and focus on pitching and defense pitchers were allowed to tamper with the ball and throw trick pitches like spit balls and shine balls however a rule change in 1920 prevented these trick pitches and introduced a new court and Roberts entered all the live ball era was born he was also Ruth's first year with New York in the first year he went from standing on the mound as he did with the Red Sox to consistent in 1921 and with his one hundred and thirty seventh career blast that year he'd become baseball's all-time leader Ruth became a superstar and his Flair became extremely popular with fans ballparks were expanded sometimes by building outfield seating that would actually shrink the size of the outfield making home run hitting more practical by the late 1920s into their early 30s

Channel: BASEBALL XPRESS

Views: 502,813

Rating: 4.6117892 out of 5

Keywords: Jonronres, HR, Aaron Judge, Jim Thome, Reggie Jackson, Adam Dunn, Mike Piazza, Babe Ruth

Id: h6izT7o7xZI

Length: 8min 33sec (513 seconds)

Published: Tue Feb 06 2018