Nice video guys, keep it up!

If this was posted 23 minutes ago then how did you comment 9 hr ago?

*aluminum bats *batting practice WEAK!

Go hit into the grand canyon if that's the case. Plus, you probably failed because no carrot stick...

Is there a part 2. In a live i watched I saw Bradley hit one 572

The live stream showed a 572ft home run so there might be a part 2

@@MattsGaming42beast oh cool, please keep me posted on that. Maybe they waited a day to see if the weather/wind changed.

@@MattsGaming42beast who hit it?

@@MattsGaming42beast guinness said the 572 ball 'dIDnT CoUNt" because it was with a Pearl baseball as opposed to an MLB ball. The exit velos are the exact same on each ball. Maybe even a slight advantage to the MLB ball

@@baseballbatbros thanks for that I was CoFuSeD

my body hurts for him after watching him swing. i really hope he wears some sort of padding on his back.

@@sirmonkey1985 nah Craska is too much of a beast, that don’t affect him

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The yav trolls🤣🤣

I thought he was the catcher from the Sandlot

no babes world record was his 60th home run and he hit over 700 home runs

McGwire hit one 538 something off Randy at the Kingdome at sea level, I believe that's the furthest ever hit in MLB.

@@Electronic424 Canseco's home run at Roger's Centre is credited as 540 in some sources, and Reggie Jackson's home run in the 1971 all star game is in a similar range

@@Electronic424 Mark McGwire's monster home run on May 16, 1998, probably didn't travel 545 feet, as initially estimated. ESPN's Home Run Tracker docked his true distance down to 487. It was one of five home runs Baseball Almanac listed as going at least 500 feet in 1998's record-setting season. this is a snippet of an article that was released about a week after that hit... It didn't go anywhere near that distance. My mistake, I misspoke but rather than edit it, Ill own it, It was actually released about 1 week AFTER THE SEASON ENDED, not 1 week after the game. It was basically a story recapping the major events of the 98 season. But at the end of the day, we can all speculate as home runs (according the mlb) were all purely estimations until the installation of most exit velocity tracking equipment and radar equipment were intergraded into parks i.e. stat cast, that didn't happen until the 2014 offseason for the 2015 season so the mlb considers any hits hit before that, purely estimations and not wholly reliable. I mean think about it, if say the babe hits a bomb, its purely publicity to say he hit over 500 feet... even if they think it went a lot less distance, it wasn't uncommon for home stadiums to "pump up" hr distances, purely for propaganda purpose..... think about it, is it news worthy if the babe hits a hr 350 ft? hell no, it is if he hit it 500 feet though, that'll be in every paper in the country, new fans, new merch sales... and so on. all purely speculation, a lot of guessing, little bit of kick the tape measure 20 feet that way.... and mostly propaganda prior to 2015 season when the MLB considered all HR distance to be 100 percent verified (due to stat cast tracking)

Well your numbers are way off. And "attacking" the record with aluminum bats at 10,000 ft is weak.

My guess would be Mexico City. Must be plenty of baseball fields, and it is sits at 7300 ft on an old lake bed. So high and flat.

I think Fairplay, CO has a field, pretty much the same elevation

Great points

@@elliott7100 Nobody is going all the way to Mexico city for this.

@@KenGaska nobody is going all the way to Colorado for this🤨

bro tell me about it I didn't know who he was and was like dam he is just chillin in the batters box then he flipped that bat around so dam fast I shit lol

@@GRAVELCYCLINGNETWORK dude go watch his softball highlights. He’s a freak when it comes to bat speed and power

So many of those slowpitch guys like Bradley Jones have crazy bat speed and effortless power. Guy is fun to watch.

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@F Democrats i mean he literally was a pro 4 years ago

Judge and Alonso could also be contenders.

@@Kyle_116 throw trout in there. Has insane bat speed

@@Kyle_116 yeah alonso

Honestly I feel like this is something that Joey gallo would be up to do

@@sm_1146 Oh yeah for sure

true

Will is an awesome host.

Well said!

Should I do it guys you all know what I’m gonna say

Spoiler alert 😒

LOL

Uh... dude was in the Majors he's not just a slowpitch player bro

@@mhunterledoux a lot of slowpitch players were in the majors. Ryan Harvey for example, but they're primarily slowpitch guys, who even those that didn't play pro ball and went straight to slowpitch are just as powerful. Brett Helmer is an example

Nah

You spoiled it

@@milocrayk8971 then dont check the comments before the video. what were you expecting

@@julianreinhardt3072 No it does not matter he spoiled the video, everyone checks the comments

@@crunaple0031 u should except spoilers in comments 💀

@@crunaple0031 but everyone should expect that

Ikrrrrr

I mean he hit many other balls that were estimated to be farther, it was the only one he decided he wanted to measure in spring training

ZERO chance.

@@baseballbatbros you basically just look at Judge that can't do it and work back from there. Babe was awesome but Judge is barely human.

@@OurMatthewVids they did measure one he it into a pond in Tampa in 1919 at 552 feet 8 inches, and that was when they were still using dead balls, that weren't used until the next year

Yeah, the problem with the Babe Ruth era stuff is that the documentation is garbage. Most of the evidence is anecdotal, based on memories, etc. These dudes out here with legit surveyors and posting the results for the whole world to see, first hand. Big difference.

I’d have loved to see the reflex c-core in action.

I was thinking this too. get someone who can throw 90+

@@billybadass7718 I think the faster they start throwing, the less strikes and more misses they get. Probably more foul balls too. A pitching machine would help, but maybe that would make the records not stand.

@@23ofSeptember it wouldn’t matter in the long run. They could just edit the video😂 a real pitcher would give it more personality but a pitching machine would suffice

If Stanton went there with an aluminum bat you’d need to clear anyone within a 10 mile radius.

I think Cecil Fielder could hit one 600 ft. There

as if it were that easy 😂

you’re missing Harper

You don't swing with an "uppercut" in baseball. 🤨

@@jonnyblayze5149 You're right, uppercut wasn't the correct analogy I was going for. It's just that in slow pitch softball you learn to change the angle of your swing to more of a pronounced chop than a typical baseball swing.

@@TheAMVDJI would have to say in baseball you have more of a " pronounced chop" as in softball where you have the time to make a big looping swing or more of an (uppercut). You know, I mean a guy can really load up waiting for a softball pitch, where as in baseball it so much reaction time.

Actually in softball it’s a cut swing, more then baseball. A known fact in the softball community. Was flatter bat path. It isn’t t unlimited homeruns, therefore flatter bat path.

@@jonnyblayze5149...a lot of baseball players swing where the barrel of the bat is in an upward arc, yet the hands are moving downward.

What'd you mean rolled?

hey maisia

that would be like 2000 feet LOL

@@thegoat2990 dasha

@@baseballbatbros can you guys do it?

i think you're probably right man. Much appreciated. Bradley even got up to 122 mph

Agreed, no way on planet earth Ruth hit it 574. He was a beast for sure but no.

Give them 54 ounc bats and toss in a pitcher that is tossing high 90s and you have a chance at getting babes distance.

@@Dead_Goat, highly doubtful. What we now know of baseball physics, it just doesn’t work that way. While no doubt Babe Ruth often swung a heavier hickory bat, they were also much more balanced and counter weighted with larger handles than today. A 50oz bat from the early 1900’s actual swing weight is probably not all that different than a modern 33oz bat. Also, velocity of the pitch doesn’t have as much bearing on the distance of the ball as we (including myself) once thought. That being said, seeing them swing a Babe Ruth replica against a 90+ mph ball would still be completely worth it!

@@CaseyBieker the phuk it doesn't fool

Helps when you were a PRO baseball player first

@@seanc4564 i mean that's what so many of the conference slowpitch players were (and if not pro, at least college) and people still say it about all of them

@@allstarr9tc well if everybody says it............

that's a home run derby we did against a minor league team... coming soon!

That is correct.

Learn baseball and some physics and you will

Well, gosh that's what the RECORD KEEPING PEOPLE SAID sooooo🤷

Considerably less distance without a doubt.

Wind, elevation advantage, metal bat... Maybe they should hit it off of a mountain while at it. smh

It smelt of poo after I was done with it