August Longest Home Runs | Statcast Trajectory & Spray Lab

August 2026 Top Moonshots

* Statcast high-resolution radar metrics verified across August games. Blasts ranked by projected true carry distance.

SPRAY CHART & BALLPARK OVERLAY

SIDE BALLISTIC TRAJECTORY (ELEVATION)

117.4 MPH

Exit Velocity

28°

Launch Angle

489 FT

True Distance

124 FT

Apex Height

6.1 SEC

Hang Time

Physics & Counterfactuals

30 / 30

Ballparks Cleared ("Would It Dong")

Ballpark Overlay Model

Elevation / Altitude Sea Level (0')

Temperature 72°F

Tailwind / Headwind 0 mph (Calm)

Counterfactual Net Delta +0.0 FT

Saved home-run trajectory adjustment arithmetic

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Saved first blast has four hundred eighty-nine feet distance. Default altitude zero, temperature seventy-two and wind zero make every modeled distance correction zero. Bars compare saved and default adjusted distance at one pixel per foot. Player, date and ballpark entries are fixtures, not verified tracking data. Hypothetical ten-mile-per-hour tailwind times two point eight five adds twenty-eight point five feet. Four hundred eighty-nine plus that rounds to five hundred eighteen. Bars share zero at one pixel per foot. This simple wind coefficient is a source heuristic, not a validated aerodynamic simulation or measured hit. At hypothetical one thousand feet altitude, formula adds one point two percent of saved four hundred eighty-nine, or five point eight six eight feet, rounded adjusted distance four hundred ninety-five. Bars share zero at one pixel per foot. Source comments mention one percent, but executable coefficient is one point two. Actual native PNG plus complete JSON/reset and all canvas resize buffers are checked; physical validity remains unproved.