What about the physics on the home run balls? Any changes noticeable? In '14, the distances tended to cluster around certain values, which is fine, but can you get real massive across-the-street 500 footers in '15? I don't think I ever saw a homer longer than 440 feet in a played game in '14 nor longer than 454 feet in a HR derby. Also, the trajectories seemed to be mainly two types (a really high fly ball and a slightly lower fly ball).
Here is a list of longest taters from 2014 real life:
As you can see from that link, there were many shots longer than 450 feet in 2014 (Junior Lake even hopped on those sticks). Here you can see Trouty20 hit a 489-foot moon rocket (the longest in 2014) "into Bo Jackson territory":
Stanton wasn't far behind at 484 feet and hit a projected 510-footer in the derby. Would like to see a few more wall scrapers and a few more prodigious drives leave the entire park.
Remember any HR distances that you saw?


No biggie as we basically agree.

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