You have the best baseball videos online... No loud obnoxious music that makes the videos unwatchable, and no editing after effects. Just pure baseball. You are the man my friend, as well as my favorite youtuber.
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Not to mention that you're trying to follow a ball that is only 3 inches in diameter, travelling over a 100 mph away from you in a viewfinder that is about 6"x 4" (depending on camera and era it was made) and it's in black and white. There are newer cameras now that are in color, have better definition and larger but it is still hard at times to see balls that are clobbered deep into the stands.
6:15 - That is the call of an opposing team broadcaster giving that type of spirit. I absolutely love that. All broadcasters should strive to be like Dave Niehaus. What a love for the game. He is just in awe of Mcguire's shot, and forgets for just a moment that he is supposed to not be rooting for him.
Cecil Fielder one of the strongest people to ever play baseball. He was hitting 40 and 50 when it was unheard of in the dead ball era. For him to hit one out of Tiger Stadium over the left field roof is insane. Also, Reggie Jackson 1971 All-Star game at Tiger stadium hit the lights in right center. Had to easily be a 500 footer. P.S. they loved their tight pants in the 90s. P..S.S, I saw you had Jacksons homer at the end. Good stuff.
Glad you got the Galarraga shot in there because THAT was impressive to see the painted chair where it hit in Joe Robbie Stadium (Or whatever Corporation they are calling it now) Great Vids keep up the good work!! \m/
McGwire + Roids + a Randy Johnson fastball blazing down the pipe = the back wall of the Kingdome. Pretty easy to get exit velocity when Randy gives you such nice incoming velocity to begin with.
Love the power on show Some lightning bat speed, some must have hit fastballs bang on and some just totally immensely powerful Wow - those deep shots are truly fantastic (when the camera's follow it) Cool collection
Mark McGwire hit a 545-foot home run on May 16, 1998 off Livan Hernandez in old Busch Stadium, while playing for the Cardinals in a game against the Florida Marlins. You missed that one, but I remember it well.
Matt Holliday hit atleast a few so far in his career, he hit one into the 2nd deck in Big Mac land line drive and was still rising. Hes already hit 4 I think this year with about 150 games left :D!!!
Just imagine if Giancarlo Stanton played at least 150 games a season and was a Yankee in that wiffleball park. He'd EASILY be the homerun king and would probably push 1,000 HRs
+YaBoiRickyO youre an idiot. yankee stadium is short in right field, while fenway is short in left. stanton is a righty who pulls most of his home runs
Question: Is a home run's distance measured on how far away from home plate it landed or how far it would have landed if there wasn't something in the way?
You have the best baseball videos online... No loud obnoxious music that makes the videos unwatchable, and no editing after effects. Just pure baseball. You are the man my friend, as well as my favorite youtuber.
Woohoo! People like me🙌😂
+BronxBomber42 Shortest Home runs ever
+BronxBomber42 your awesome
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+BronxBomber42 nice job at getting 80k subs
I love how 90% of the cameramen had no ideas where the ball was. :D "Eh, we'll show a shot of the stands, it may or may not eventually end up there".
You jest, but the old TV cameras were boat anchors that couldn't pan up high enough to follow a really high home run.
Ah, yes. Good point. :)
Not to mention that you're trying to follow a ball that is only 3 inches in diameter, travelling over a 100 mph away from you in a viewfinder that is about 6"x 4" (depending on camera and era it was made) and it's in black and white. There are newer cameras now that are in color, have better definition and larger but it is still hard at times to see balls that are clobbered deep into the stands.
RORO - I'm a live sports camera operator.
GwresYnKernow so true bro
The 529ft blast by Galarraga was a grand slam...doesn't get any better than that.
6:15 - That is the call of an opposing team broadcaster giving that type of spirit. I absolutely love that. All broadcasters should strive to be like Dave Niehaus. What a love for the game. He is just in awe of Mcguire's shot, and forgets for just a moment that he is supposed to not be rooting for him.
Lol the second clip "Christian Yelich 2-run Homerun"
Same
Yelich could never hit that far!
lol
they probably did it for the lols because it was a spring training game
saw it too
According to the digital scoreboard, Yelich hit that 500 ft.
I think Cecil Fielder was the most powerful hitter.
He hit the ball so hard that the ball starts to cry everytime..
Giancarlo Stanton
Eddie Gaming na I'd go with fielder
Cecil Fielder one of the strongest people to ever play baseball. He was hitting 40 and 50 when it was unheard of in the dead ball era. For him to hit one out of Tiger Stadium over the left field roof is insane. Also, Reggie Jackson 1971 All-Star game at Tiger stadium hit the lights in right center. Had to easily be a 500 footer. P.S. they loved their tight pants in the 90s. P..S.S, I saw you had Jacksons homer at the end. Good stuff.
Wow, five hundred shots to the foot! That would be very painful...
LOLOLOL
+Mark Medrano Yeah, you need to put the hyphen in
lol
+Mark Medrano That's how much 'roids McGuire was on. :P
+Icehawk_9 lol, and Bonds
I love how you take the older clips really brings on the nostalgia
Glad you got the Galarraga shot in there because THAT was impressive to see the painted chair where it hit in Joe Robbie Stadium (Or whatever Corporation they are calling it now) Great Vids keep up the good work!! \m/
Adam Dunn: I'm here to hit long ass home runs and chew bubble gum. And I'm all out of gum.
I think he might put ROIDS in his gum
Aaron Kemp & strike out 200 times a year.
Remember Jacksons shot was at all-star game in mid 70's. love it when outfielders don't even bother to move.
mark McGwire: im here to do steroids and hit bombs and i already did all my steroids.
McGwire + Roids + a Randy Johnson fastball blazing down the pipe = the back wall of the Kingdome. Pretty easy to get exit velocity when Randy gives you such nice incoming velocity to begin with.
Where's Adam Dunn's 4,000 mile home run that he hit into the Ohio River and is somewhere in the Gulf of Mexico now?
+Patrick Enright Didn't they say that ball ended up on the Kentucky side of the river?
+Patrick Enright yup, that homerun left the state
Legend has it that 2 Cuban players used that ball to float to Miami.
05:27 "I'd love to get the tape measure out on that one" - That's what my girlfriend said to me when we first met. 2 inches :-(
HAAAA lol.
don't feel bad....i only have 3 inches of wiggling furry lololol.
Aye welcome to the 2 inch club buddy lol.
It's not the length of the bat that matters. The girth and hardness are what determine how high and deep you can hit it. :)
no the length of the bat matters
You're awesome. Been lurking for months but you've earned my sub. best Baseball highlights man on YT!
Awesome! Thank you👍
Christine Ewart how is that funny
HIGH... DEEP... THAT IS A MOONSHOT FOLKS, A LOOONG HOMERUN!!!
MLB the show
Mlb the Show
The only thing Matt says that doesn't piss me off haha!
xGolden Glitchx MLB the show 17
Cubes,Games,Trickshot Lol not just 17, I don't remember the last MLB game that didn't have that call.
That sound off of Stantons bat is priceless. Great videos man your the best
6:08 the best announcer to ever do it!
Yeah, I think you make the best and most pure baseball videos.
Those 99 people that disliked were probably the pitchers that gave up the home runs
ive been here since 2000. Keep on hitting those goals like mlb players do
1:39 "It went out of EVERYWHERE", love that quote
Kirk Gibson, the home plate umpire, motioning to both players
I was expecting a compilation of 500 times people hit foul balls of their feet...
+Nate Bishop lol
That made me laugh way too much!
that's what I thought
HAAAA
+SlippyBone 23 you stupid
5:35 "That one's in Milwaukee" - LOL!
Watch this video.....where one of the four is heading to New Hampshire!!!
th-cam.com/video/yhgm0S_BOn0/w-d-xo.html
I remember the good ole days of PED's
I don't know why this made me laugh ^^
The golden era of baseball, 50-60+ hr every season lol
+Bacon5674 Bacon And ROIDS Have One Difference
They both give you Unlimited Power
Robinson Camo: 👀
1:43 "it went out of everywhere" 😂😂
Including the time zone...
AquA Legacy, ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)
1:39
loving these frequent videos!!
Don't really like baseball all that much but you make is interesting, thanks for getting me more into it Bronx (sorry if I spelled that wrong)
If only there was a video of Harmon Killebrew's 522 foot blast
or about a dozen of Mickey Mantle's "tapemeasure" shots from either side of the plate.
The crowd reaction to B.Mac's Homer hitting the sign is awesome. Instead of cheering is' Ohhhh'
Dude this count is amazing u should have almost a million subs and u just got a new subscribe from me :)
Love the power on show
Some lightning bat speed, some must have hit fastballs bang on and some just totally immensely powerful
Wow - those deep shots are truly fantastic (when the camera's follow it)
Cool collection
great vid as always...wish the A's would bring back those uni's like Reggie had
0:33 That power. The sound of the bat. 😀
awesome video and collection of many great players crushing them.
Big Cecil! That was a remarkable couple of years he had.
Mark McGwire hit a 545-foot home run on May 16, 1998 off Livan Hernandez in old Busch Stadium, while playing for the Cardinals in a game against the Florida Marlins. You missed that one, but I remember it well.
85,000th subscriber!!!
You make awesome vids!
Great video. I'm just surprised Jose Canseco wasn't on here.
love you stuff mate.... another good one
Best pplays on Jackie Robinson day?? That should be one of your videos
What is a pplay?
Kid shut up with ur bowl cut
Celebrity Waffle I accidentally put 2 p's
I really miss the old Tigers Stadium
Love the Dave Niehaus call in Seattle, on an epic deep ball from McGuire
best baseball youtuber out there :)
I remember seeing Richie Sexson HR off the scoreboard. I still can't believe how far that went
This channel is amazing.
Love your videos, go Jays :)
That Stanton homerun is the hardest I've ever seen a human being hit a baseball
Imagine the bat flip Yasiel Puig would do if he hit a home run like this.
He would throw the bat to the ball that he hit
how bout boutista
he would literally walk the entire way around the bases lol
it amazes me seeing how far the ball travels.
I miss Manny Ramirez. His stretch with the Dodgers was the most locked in I've ever seen a hitter in my life.
Another amazing video!
your videos are awesome. keep it up
Great video, keep up the good work.
what is your outro song BTW love your channel
Bitter Sweet Symphony I believe.
Love your videos.
When McGwire trots around the bases at 6:27, you can almost hear the roids rattling inside of him.
You should do shortest home runs
I always knew that Giancarlo Stanton had the power to hit a 500-foot home run
not sure if you already have a video of this, if not then can you make a video of the best pickles
Could you do pitcher homeruns. I don't remember if you've done that already and I don't really care to go through all the videos
0:46 it showed Yelich 2-run home run but Stanton hit that homerun.
Your videos are amazing
Wish someone would show Goose Gossage this video. So many bat flips even in the old ages. Wow.
your videos are amazing bro..
+Dillian Jeter YOU are amazing bro..
Dave Niehaus...we miss you so much
@bronxbomer42 what video is Ichiro in the stands and reaches out on the field to grab the ball making it a ground rule double? He gets put into cuffs
awesome video dude amazing content
You should make top plays on Jackie Robinson day!
Cecil Fielder is my favorite power hitter ever, the man didn't need steroids to crush the ball.
0:35 - That might be one of Stanton's longest and most impressive shots. The exit velocity had to be 120+ MPH.
that sound of leather on wood at 0:35, incredible!
That look Manny gives “ya, that’ll work”
Not really surprised to see Stanton and Adam Dunn on this list. Especially Adam Dunn. He was always known for his power.
Mark McGwire..... pretty much all of them are his
@Dakoda Fisher idk
Why r there no likes and comments bruh
You're the best in the world BronxBomber42!
He's deserves at least 500,000 subs
Matt Holliday hit atleast a few so far in his career, he hit one into the 2nd deck in Big Mac land line drive and was still rising. Hes already hit 4 I think this year with about 150 games left :D!!!
0:46 "Yelich 2-RUN HOME RUN" Like no, that is Giancarlo Stanton 😂
so many from the 90s and early 2000s, i wonder why lul
can you do funniest silent treatments please? :)
Just imagine if Giancarlo Stanton played at least 150 games a season and was a Yankee in that wiffleball park. He'd EASILY be the homerun king and would probably push 1,000 HRs
Fenway would be better
+chucky morris Nope. Yankee Stadium is easily the easiest park in the majors to homer in
Or maybe Coors field
or in minutemaid park in houston
+YaBoiRickyO youre an idiot. yankee stadium is short in right field, while fenway is short in left. stanton is a righty who pulls most of his home runs
Awesome vid man
You done done it again!
Jose Cansecos homer at Rogers Centre but great vid !
For Giancarlo Stanton it said yelich
These hitters are freaks of nature!
Didnt Jose canseco hit one that went 540? Amazing vid, just curious.:)
the Adam Dunn home run hit the street bounced on the beach in a piece of driftwood next to the Ohio River LOL
Can you make a Jackie Robinson day vid?
3:01 Look at Strawberry fanning a fart with his left hand!!!😂😂
whoever called the straws shot was liquored up lol lol lol
I think he just didn't know where it was
Fran Healy called it for SportsChannelNY. He often sounded like that when something exciting happened.
Question: Is a home run's distance measured on how far away from home plate it landed or how far it would have landed if there wasn't something in the way?
Do a Jackie Robinson tribute
Ortiz with that helicopter 🚁 swing 🤣.
Awesome video!!
You should make a new video of this and add Aaron Judge's home run derby home run