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Glenallen Hill, Wrigley Field, May 11, 2000 |Ted Williams, Fenway Park, June 9, 1946 |Mickey Mantle, Yankee Stadium, May 22, 1963 |Barry Bonds, Angels Stadium, Oct. 26, 2002 |David Ortiz, Fenway Park, May 1, 2006 |Albert Pujols 10/17/2005 |Richie Sexson, Bank One Ballpark, April 26, 2004 |Ryan Howard, Citizens Bank Park, June 20, 2006 |Reggie Jackson, 1971 All-Star Game, Tiger Stadium, July 13, |Roberto Clemente, Forbes Field, May 31, 1964 |Mark McGwire, Jacobs Field, April 30, 1997 |Daryle Ward, PNC Park, July 6, 2002 |Mark McGwire, Busch Stadium, May 16, 1998 |Manny Ramirez, SkyDome, June 3, 2001 |Andres Galarraga, Pro Player Stadium 1997
 
Roberto Clemente, Forbes Field, May 31, 1964
On May 31, 1964, Roberto Clemente took a hanging curve from star Dodger pitcher Sandy Koufax and smashed it deep to left center field at Pittsburgh's famed Forbes Field. The ball struck a light tower in left-center field approximately 457 feet from home plate, at a height of about 32 feet above field level. With a temperature of 61 degrees and calm winds, Hit Tracker estimates this massive homer at 485 feet, coming off the bat at 124.5 mph. Truly a magnificent home run!


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