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Shortest Home Run of All Time
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- čas přidán 18. 04. 2023
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Ahh yes. Famous baseball content creator Brandon Perna.
You gotta expand your vertical. Especially when you’re a Broncos fan. First football, then coffee, now this.
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Any pleb can hit a ball 500 feet for a homer. Bro hit one 500 millimeters and got one.
Anyone?
Speaking as hitting a baseball is the hardest thing to do in sports, a 500 foot homer is far from what anyone can do
@@caydenherring9196 he probably meant "anyone can train to do", but to do this, well, its kinda luck based :p
That's Good Baseball? This is new
Well, yes, being at that time. There were rules now that did not exist then. In fact, it was because of those bizzar moments, like this one, that created the rules.
If this had happened in the modern day, which highly doubt (number of reasons). That ball would have been ruled as a ground rule double. As the ball was out of play after hitting the ground or in the case of Wrigley Field, with the Ivy Wall. The ball lost in plants...and yes, this is a real rule. And Fenway has some weird rules with the Green Monster, which isn't as big as it used to have been.
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@@Qardo no he means the channel, because this was their first time doing baseball content
@@Qardo This is a genuine r/woosh right here.
In the park home run that is not dependent on fielders choice or error, is one of the most exciting plays in baseball.
Alcides Escobar on the first pitch of the 2015 world series is probably my favorite play in baseball history
That is such an old fashioned baseball thing to happen hahaha
I can already hear old time music, watching this story in black and white
@@cdgbdrhvnhon what? A memory card or hard drive?
One time i hit an inside the park home run, OFF A BUNT 😂
Ah yes. My favorite baseball content creator. Thank you Perna
The minnesota sports record we all needed
This is one of the reasons I love baseball. The oddities of strange things.
So glad someone is talking about the forgotten Minneapolis Millers!!!
Tungsten Arm O'Doyle blanked them that one time while hitting 2 home runs and a triple
Willie Mays was a Miller.
My uncle's favorite.
Right before the Twins arrived, the Millers and Saints were crosstown rivals playing for intrastate (California) rivals Los Angeles (nee Brooklyn) Dodgers and San Francisco (nee New York) Giants.
Full Swing Bunt Homerun! BEAUTIFUL
How can it be a swing and a bunt? My 3 braincells hurt.
@@TheFunLuvnCRIMINAL Did you never play baseball/softball as a kid? I saw it happen a lot when I was growing up playing.
Basically... when you 'full swing' and wind up just barely make contact with the ball it'll either foul off to the side or occasionally take a digger into the dirt directly infront of the plate and just spin in place. This was always referred to as a "full swing bunt" due to the end result of the action of the swing being what normally results from an intentional bunt.
I'm all for the baseball content
I think in the short lived Federal League, another infield home run happened, when the umpires got the bright idea of piling the extra baseballs behind the pitcher's mound.
The batter hit a sharp grounder past the pitcher into the pile ricocheting them everywhere, and he sprinted around the diamond in the chaos.
Now we need a video on Brandon's Spirit baseball player, Rube Waddell.
The Rube!! Great Dallop episode
Best ever!
As someone who loves baseball, please include more stuff like this, Brandon "Pigskin in the Winter, Horsehide in the Summer" Perna.
The fact that this guy made it to the Majors makes this story even better
Brandon “We’re watching baseball today kids” Perna is a new dawn and i’m here for it
This is crazy I read this book as a kid
Every Minnesotan who was interested in sports as a kid read this book at some point I think lol
Then it was realized the two teams are Twins
I was at that game. It was incredible. I was looking for the ball in the air too. Ahh good times.
Um I hope you're doing well these days, what are you 110?
Cap you’d be over 100
@@alexnoack4235it's true i was the umpire I saw him in the stands
I was the shortstop, i still dont know wherr that ball ended up.
Hi, I’m the guy that hit that home run. Pleasure to meet you all
I feel like if the Rockies decided to be a competent baseball team and y'know, play baseball, Brandon would cover them more often.
Kinda like the rangers this year
I was here when this channel was at 7,000 subs hilarious videos. It’s crazy to see he is at 300k plus now
Need to somehow get him to 500k!
Please do more baseball content, it’s not covered on YT the same way basketball and football are, but it’s such a good sport and now that the pitch clock has been implemented I think more people will watch it
As a kid I once hit an infield HR. I hit a clean single and managed to round the bases on 3x errors. I got 2 RBIs and had the got my best baseball moment.
I'm glad Perna is covering Baseball. It is such a wacky sport with so many weird things and shenanigans.
Like the Detroit Tigers used to have a Flag Pole in the Field of play. One time someone ran into it. Also that Flag Pole is still standing to this day at The Corner who which was almost turned into Condos after The Old Barn Tiger Stadium was torn down. Thankfully those plans fell through and Baseball continues to be played at the place Detroiters and Tigers have played since 1895.
Brandon is killing it with these shorts
I'm here for NFL content and exceptionally brilliant trivia nuggets like these 😊. Love your videos Perna!
13 May 2023 Sat - I'd heard about base hits burrowing into the mud - but no anecdote about it actually happening.
You know, the Detroit Tigers had a Ray Oyler playing for them in the Sixties: I think he was a shortstop also.
I see several comments about your content, so I think I'll check out your channel for longer form topics. Thank you for this introduction!
Yes, the Baltimore Orioles were a team in 1902. They soon after moved to New York where they are now known as the Yankees. Good to know Baltimore started the franchise with 27 rings.
Had a very similar thing happen in a high-school baseball game back in 1988. Our team's chief home-run slugger buried the ball six inches deep into the opponents' recently-bemudded field, about ten feet in front of home plate, and trotted around the bases gleefully while our archrivals frantically tried to locate said ball. After tapping a toe on home plate, he cheekily retrieved the ball and flipped the sodden thing to the opposing pitcher. Good times. Pity it was spoiled a few innings later by the same slugger having an unfortunate incident with the other team's catcher on a play at home plate -- he tried to jump over the catcher and caught him upside the head with a knee instead, knocking the poor guy right out -- but not before that catcher tagged him out. Was a helluva game. Sumter Academy Eagles vs. Marengo Academy Longhorns, two west-central-Alabama private/segregation academies -- neither of which are still in existence.
Man heard the ball comin
The shortest home run of all time occurs every time a home run is hit to right field at Yankee Stadium.
exactly what i was thinkinng
@@sand5570 Polo Grounds tho
Yankee stadium isn’t even the shortest mlb field. The shortest homeruns in history have all been hit at Fenway park to right field
@@calebbukacek3341 it’s just more fun to make fun of the skankees, no one cares about the red sox
@@sand5570I approve of this message as a Red Sox fan
Fun fact dodgers use to play games at the LA coliseum and left field was 250 feet for a homerun
that’s the second greatest old-timey baseball story i’ve ever seen
I didn't know I needed this from you, but I absolutely needed this from you.
This is a new level of compensating
Fav series! Keep it up!
Jose Coseco's header was a classic HR
Carlos Martinez was smiling😊
I thought this was gonna be a Polo Grounds story but it turned out way funnier. Good on you knowing your history my friend
I saw the 76th in the park grand slam in MLB history. It was White Sox against the Twins. The Twins just kept flubbing and overthrowing with bases loaded it until the batter made it home.
I remember reading this book in 2nd grade
This was a cool story. I never heard it before.
This is a great story. I gotta remember this one😄
"Die hard baseball fan..like me"
The Baltimore uhh (line) Orioles😅😅
I never heard of this but I'd be proud to boast that accomplishment! "Yeh man!...2 feet!"
Baseball content, noice
that illustration is from a childrens book about the home run, and growing up in minnesota, my dad would read that to me as a kid all the time
Here is a story! Someone on a team I went against this year in baseball, hit a bunt, and got a home run… because my team was being not smart in their heads and they kept throwing the ball around
I agree. Now baseball is either home run and strike out. Back then you were able to blow over catchers like real men. Blowing over a catcher really only screwed up one guy’s career.
As a baseball fan and a Minnesotan I respect this.
I hit a 3ft home run in little league once. Swinging bunt, overthrown at first, overthrown at 3rd and i jogged into home. 😂
I had that book as a kid! Really great one
Just like I was expecting an inside the park home run
Fun fact: Andy Oyler is actually my grandmother’s grandfather.
nice.
This reminded me of when my friend bunted a home run
It never rained when Oyler played, thus his power stats took a nosedive.
Ah, i thought you were gonna talk about Chris Denorfia's homer where the fielders lost it after it hit the tarp-roll
I read about this in a book called "The Twenty-Four-Inch Homerun: and Other Outlandish, Incredible but True Events in Baseball History."
The book was a Christmas gift, maybe thirty years ago. Cool story, good book :)
The thumbnail gave me flashbacks to reading mudball as a little boy!
Bros got those elf ears 💀💀
Brandon “Yeah I watch baseball, not just football” Perna
Dude i was guessing polo grounds. 😅 this great story. Lol
I have a follow up what is the shortest post season home run, if I were a betting man I’d say it was the 2000 NLDS Giants V Mets. Game 2 Jt Snow’s 3-run blast off of Armando Benitez in the 9th to send it to extra innings.
This is the type of shit that only happens in sports in early 1900’s
Dude this was fantastic
A diehard baseball fan would never say, the MLB.
Maybe you can tell us the longest home run in Baseball and show a clip of the Homerun of who hit it start with Ted Williams. And Maquier
One of my teammates struck out, but the catcher dropped the ball and he ran all the way around the bases and made it home
That guy is literally Ward Cameron
And this brings me to my main point, we shouldn't count any records before the integration of the NGL. Because what kind of baseball you gotta be playing to lose the ball in the mud like that.
Not the same Baltimore Orioles as today. This Orioles team folded after 1902 and was replaced by the New York Highlanders, who are now known as the Yankees.
I had a teammate in triple-A get walked to first base (I think he got hit) and proceed to steal all the way home in the same play. We were so hyped it was crazy
I'd be down for That's Good Baseball lol
My gosh, someone finally said it. Tape measure home runs are boring!
They weren’t looking for the ball the ball got stuck
Us minnesota folk aint proud of much but goddammit we have the weirdest records and im proud of it.
Can you do shortest MLB homerun of all time in a video because I already looked it up but I like commentary videos on it thanks!!
In Major League field
Ah this is wonderful to know. I will use this on my friends now.
thats not a homerun, thats an inside the park homerun.
I got a little league bunt home run. They over threw 1st then threw it to 3rd when I was already rounding it.
The 1902 Baltimore Orioles are the current New York Yankees.
Brandon "I'm a huge baseball fan," Perna.
YES BASEBALL CONTENT
Reminds me of Pete Wheeler in backyard baseball.
Really nerfed him by not letting him play in the rain.
I’m from Minnesota and this is a awesome story
Waiting for the jomboy breakdown on this
Don’t blame the defense for not seeing it, must’ve been pretty hard to see in black and white
Fun fact that Baltimore Orioles has no relation to the current team and relocated to New York in 1903, becoming the New York Highlanders, then in 1920 renamed the New York Yankees.
yes! the current Baltimore Orioles were the St. Louis Browns from 1902 until they left the city in 1953, changing the name to wash away the despair of a middling, lost team
Guy looks like he hasent slept since
Dude really choked on the word orioles
Damn, i was hoping my bunted home run from when i was like 10 would make the cut 😢
speaking of efficiency, when is denver broncos qb going to be efficient with touch downs?
I love this game!
I love how football plays in Amy and all conditions
This is funny but, baseball has endured 160+ years. I'm for sure a fan
I remember reading the book in kindergarten I just graduated lmao
Anyone: You have to hit a home run over a fence?
Andy Oyler: Cringe
Considering that he’s best known for hitting a ball a mere two feet, I’m not surprised to learn that his career in the majors was short lived.
I’m joking of course. And while he played only one season, that’s one more season than I’ll ever play in the bigs.
Ahem it’s the *Minneapolis* Millers
I hit an inside the park homer off a bunt one time in a high school rec league 😂