4⃣7⃣2⃣ FEET!
That’s so many feet.
#SFGiants pic.twitter.com/4uddg0ZGUx— San Francisco Giants (@SFGiants) August 3, 2019
Mike Yastrzemski gave the Giants a 4-2 lead in the fifth inning of Friday’s game vs. the Rockies, with a 472-foot, two-run bomb off the upper deck wall in right field. According to Andrew Baggarly, it was three feet short of Brandon Belt’s 475-foot shot that stands as the longest homer by a Giant in the Statcast era.
Mike Yastrzemski (12) off RHP Peter Lambert (10) – 108.5 mph, 29 degrees (472 ft Home Run)
93.2 mph Four-Seamer#SFGiants @ #Rockies (T5) pic.twitter.com/rz4vGY6B7n— MLBBarrelAlert (@MLBBarrelAlert) August 3, 2019
The homer is Yastrzemski’s 10th of the season, his first in the big leagues. The home run followed a standup RBI triple by Austin Slater earlier in the inning, that bounced off the right-field wall and nearly rolled back into the infield.
