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They have traveled for a combined 1000 feet at the least. Do your self a service and watch them.
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Hallsgator said:
and join the 100 people who saw it live.
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I just did myself the favor. The first one was a monster shot, maybe the second one looked less impressive because it was center/left but it was far. Did they say how many feet it have travelled?
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All I can say is WOW.
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Absolutely incredible.
If I counted correctly, the first one landed 16 rows into the orange seats way up there in the upper deck. And the second one almost cleared the entire section of seats beyond the 434 feet sign in left center. Those are two of the longest homers I can remember him hitting, and that's saying something. His power is unreal.
Wouldn't he be amazing to watch in homerun derby?
If I counted correctly, the first one landed 16 rows into the orange seats way up there in the upper deck. And the second one almost cleared the entire section of seats beyond the 434 feet sign in left center. Those are two of the longest homers I can remember him hitting, and that's saying something. His power is unreal.
Wouldn't he be amazing to watch in homerun derby?
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BEAST!
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that second bomb is hard to do on MLBs The Show!
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Mudcatsfan said:
Damn.
That second one cleared the 434 fence by quite a bit.
I am thinking thats gonna be one of the top 3 longest of the year.
I forget who provided the link but this tracks home runs by distance. player, etc.
http://www.hittrackeronline.com/
Check it in the am and it will probably be updated.
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At least Minor was smart enough to walk him the third time...and then give up a 2-run homer to Morrison ::facepalm::
Glad to see the Braves retake the lead thanks to some help from the Marlins.
Glad to see the Braves retake the lead thanks to some help from the Marlins.
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And that is a good example of why he's one of my favorite prospects to come along since I've been following prospects. Love this guy.
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Brett Keith said:
This.
There isnt a player in the league that could have done what he just did there in back to back at bats.
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I don't think 99% of the players in the league are capable of hitting a ball that far even one time.
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They're really selling out that park
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GoldenBuckeyes said:
We get it, the fan base sucks.
Let us enjoy this!
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Nice to see Stanton back in action after missing several days with the leg injury. This kid is unreal hard to believe how young he is with the amount of power he has. His cards have not budged in price for a very long time....as a prospector I have broken the golden rule of prospecting which is not dumping when he was called up(still have like 30+ 2008 chrome auto rcs), I dont feel like he is getting the hobby respect he deserves since he plays for FLA. I am hoping when his contract is up he goes to the Yankees :lol: Then maybe we will see a spike?
Do not want
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cgilmo said:
Yankees would not want Stanton?
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