Braves Back-to-Back HR Simulator STATCAST 2.0

Austin Riley's 15th Home Run & Back-To-Back Trajectory Physics
1. Primary Batter (Austin Riley)
106.5 mph
28°
15° (Left-Center)
2. Ballpark Overlay
3. Back-to-Back Pair Batter
Status HOME RUN
Distance 418 FT
Ballpark Truist Park
Carry Distance 418 ft Wall: 375 ft
Wall Clearance +34.5 ft Wall Height: 8.5 ft
30 Ballparks Cleared 28 / 30 Stadium HR Validity
Back-to-Back Probability 3.2% Braves Consecutive HR Rate
Statcast Ballpark Clearance Breakdown

Austin Riley HR #15 Mechanics

Austin Riley's 15th home run left the bat at 106.5 mph with a 28° launch angle into left-center field. At Truist Park, the ball cleared the 8.5 ft high fence at 375 ft with a 34.5 ft margin over the wall, landing 418 ft away.

Back-to-Back Rally Momentum Impact

When followed by a second home run in consecutive plate appearances, the Braves' win probability shift jumps by +18.4%. Consecutive home runs occur in approximately 3.2% of multi-HR team games.

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