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Why so many LOOOOONG Home Runs?


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4 minutes ago, El Gordo said:

I like the one that supposedly went between 600-650 feet.  Seems realistic.

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https://www.popularmechanics.com/adventure/sports/news/a28423/aaron-judge-longest-possible-home-run/

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Consider Nathan's ideal home run, hit with 120-mph exit velocity at a 26-degree launch angle. If Giancarlo Stanton hit that ball on a 70-degree day, at sea level, with no wind and 50 percent relative humidity, then Nathan's calculations show the ball will travel 492 feet.

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Now think of the perfect home run on the perfect day. Go to Denver, where the air density is lower, and make it a hot day, which decreases air density even more. Then add a small breeze of 5 mph blowing out. "That is the perfect storm," Nathan says. On this day, his perfect home run flies 560 feet.

 

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