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Statcast Exit Trajectory Lab

Grounded in @MLB: "All of these homers left the yard, but one of them left the STADIUM 😳"

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Statcast Launch Setup

Stadium-Clearing
118.5 MPH
85 MPH 105 MPH 125 MPH
26.0 DEG
10° (Line Drive) 25°-30° (Sweet Spot) 45° (Sky Pop)
Outer Stadium Roof Rim Threshold to clear facility completely
475 FT @ 90 FT High

Computed Telemetry Stadium Cleared

Projected Dist
488.2 ft
Apex / Peak Height
112.4 ft
Hang Time
5.42 s
Wall Clearance
+58.6 ft
At 118.5 MPH and 26.0°, this missile easily vaulted the 14 ft outfield barrier and carried beyond the outer stadium rim (475 ft) directly onto the avenue outside!
HOME PLATE: 0 FT | Ball In Flight
Home Plate 0 ft Infield Arc 120 ft Warning Track 405 ft Stadium Roof 475 ft
Scale: 1.0 ft ≈ 1.8 px • Aerodynamic Drag Factor: 0.0018
STATCAST PHYSICS NOTE: Why do home runs leave the entire stadium?

Standard homers exit between 380–420 ft with 98–104 mph exit velo. Clearing a two-tier stadium roof or concourse requires a lethal combination of 115+ mph exit velocity, an optimal launch window (24°–28°), and enough backspin to preserve apex trajectory above the upper deck facade.

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