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Longest Home Runs Ever by Ballpark
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C Ccopy.jpg Orlando Cepeda @County Stadium
June 4, 1959. a possible 500 foot home run
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The ball never hit the fence. It’s just an optimal illusion. The ball landed directly on the grass. It was an opposite field shot and the way the bullpen is set up plus the angle of the camera, it looks like it hit something but it didn’t. If you want more proof: the announcers are not in awe and the fans in the bleachers don’t look up. Also those who retrieve the ball start running toward the landing spot before it actually lands because they know they are close to the ball.
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Originally posted by FeelthePower View PostThe ball never hit the fence. It’s just an optimal illusion. The ball landed directly on the grass. It was an opposite field shot and the way the bullpen is set up plus the angle of the camera, it looks like it hit something but it didn’t. If you want more proof: the announcers are not in awe and the fans in the bleachers don’t look up. Also those who retrieve the ball start running toward the landing spot before it actually lands because they know they are close to the ball.
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Originally posted by FeelthePower View PostI wanted to reply to Cardaddy for the Dave Winfield post. Sorry about that.
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