100 miles in a race for a homing pigeon but a wild pigeon that has been tamed is 1,000 miles
The longest home run was made by Ryan Howard. 536 ft.
11 longest distance home run hits. 10 x 500 ft = 5000 ft, and 11 x 500 ft = 5500 ft.
The longest home run that can be verified was hit by Babe Ruth. It went an estimated 575 feet. Many hitters have hit home runs that may be longer, but the distance was not or could not be verified.
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The longest home run that can be verified was hit by Babe Ruth. It went an estimated 575 feet. Many hitters have hit home runs that may be longer, but the distance was not or could not be verified.
Harmon Killebrew was known for his long distance power hitting. His longest measured home run was 520 at Minnesota's Metropolitan Stadium. He likely had longer ones that were not measured.
Ted William's longest home run in Fenway Park was 502 feet, but I don't know if that was his longest home run ever.
The longest home run over the Green Monster at Fenway Park is attributed to Babe Ruth, who reportedly hit a 573-foot home run in 1919. However, modern measurements suggest that the longest confirmed home run over the Monster was hit by David Ortiz, who launched a 541-foot blast in 2006. The exact distance of home runs can vary based on the measuring techniques and conditions, but these two players are often celebrated for their notable achievements at Fenway.
Difficult to say. Even today the distance that a home run has travelled (or would have travelled) is an estimate and not an exact measurement of distance. Trying to give an exact number for balls hit several decades ago would be even more problematic. News reports do record some truly long home runs hit by Ruth, and one of them MIGHT have been the longest ever hit. But we can't be certain.
Ronnie Green of the KC Royals hit the longest home run at Fenway Park in 1987
Africa is home to the world's longest river. This is the Nile at over 6,500 km.
The exact distance is not known. However, the home run was hit on opening day 1883 in New York's Polo Grounds. It completely cleared the grandstand and landed on 112th Street.