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rsdsharp

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12. That may be caused by the presence of the Yankee public relations guy in Washington.
Wed Sep 10, 2025, 09:27 PM
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Wow! Monster shot! SheltieLover Sep 2025 #1
And to think BeyondGeography Sep 2025 #2
One of the greatest baseball players of all time... anciano Sep 2025 #3
Love the Mick but that distance doesn't seem physically possible chicoescuela Sep 2025 #4
It likely rolled on the roof it landed on IbogaProject Sep 2025 #5
I had long thought it was said to be 565 ft. out of the park but the 600+ number must add in the roll out of the park.. brush Sep 2025 #6
565 is the number I recall and that also seems dubious to me chicoescuela Sep 2025 #7
Well... Oeditpus Rex Sep 2025 #17
I did see that one live but TV pictures back then were horrible chicoescuela Sep 2025 #18
520 feet Oeditpus Rex Sep 2025 #19
I can believe 520. That has to be about the max physically possible chicoescuela Sep 19 #20
Yeah, but remember: Oeditpus Rex Sep 19 #21
The 565 number was a home run Mantle hit in May 1953 in Washington. rsdsharp Sep 2025 #8
Thanks for the correx, RS. Somehow the shot you describe got way more coverage... brush Sep 2025 #10
That may be caused by the presence of the Yankee public relations guy in Washington. rsdsharp Sep 2025 #12
Sorry, But I Don't Believe It ProfessorGAC Sep 2025 #9
Thanks, PG, your analysis makes sense. brush Sep 2025 #11
Hey Diamond Dog: Auggie Sep 2025 #13
WOW Auggie that is fabulous! You came a long way! Diamond_Dog Sep 2025 #14
Thanks Diamond Dog Auggie Sep 2025 #15
Yep, Progressive Field went all cashless transactions last year. Diamond_Dog Sep 2025 #16
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