Possibly. Mickey Mantle's "longest home run" of September 10, 1960, was measured at 643 feet after the ball stopped rolling. The longest measured home run in MLB measured where it first hit the ground was by Babe Ruth on July 18, 1921, at 575 feet. Josh Gibson is said to have hit a home run at 580 feet, and another in 1934 that was hit out of Yankee Stadium; he was in the Negro League and so are not part of MLB statistics. Geoff Long hit one at the first Busch Stadium (Sportsman's Park) in St. Louis that cleared the left field light tower. Reggie Jackson hit one that bounced off a light tower in Detroit. Dave Nicholson hit a home run that cleared the roof and an alley before landing on a softball field near Comiskey Park.
Josh Hamilton 502 feet to the upper deck of home run porch (right field)
he hit alot of homeruns in his time
McCovey hit 7 home runs off of Gibson in 149 Plate Appearances
Ronnie Green of the KC Royals hit the longest home run at Fenway Park in 1987
Dennis Eckersley
Josh Hamilton 502 feet to the upper deck of home run porch (right field)
he hit alot of homeruns in his time
josh Gibson played catcher in the negro league he also hit 98 hr in a single season
No, but he hit the ball onto a train, and the train TOOK the ball to Pittsburgh!
He was the greatest home run hitter in the Negro Leagues from 1930 to 1946, playing for the Homestead Grays and the Pittsburgh Crawfords. It is estimated that he hit almost 800 home runs during his career.
McCovey hit 7 home runs off of Gibson in 149 Plate Appearances
In 2011, Josh Hamilton hit 25 home runs.
In 2010, Josh Hamilton hit 32 home runs.
Ronnie Green of the KC Royals hit the longest home run at Fenway Park in 1987
According to experts who gathered lots of stats he hit around 115 HRS
Dennis Eckersley
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