May 27 2017 by Yardbarker: Los Angeles Angels
Facing Marlins pitcher Vance Worley in the first inning of Saturday, Mike Trout unleashed his famously quick swing and whacked his MLB-leading 16th home run deep—very deep—to left-center field to give the Angels a 1-0 lead over Miami.
According to Statcast, the homer traveled 443 feet and was the hardest-hit home run of the year, coming off Trout’s bat at 114 miles per hour. The long ball was just the latest example of an unbelievable phenomenon: Trout, who has finished in the top...
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