Live Flight Arc Simulation
T-Mobile Park DimensionsStatcast Launch Parameters
Adjust exit velocity, launch angle, and wind vectors
Longest Home Runs at T-Mobile Park (Statcast Era: 2015–Present)
Since MLB Statcast optical tracking launched in 2015, no player has matched Montes' 474-foot blast in Seattle.
| Rank | Batter | Team | Exit Velocity | Launch Angle | Distance | Landing Location | Year |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Lazaro Montes | Seattle Mariners | 116.5 mph | 28.0° | 474 ft | Upper Concourse / Deep RF | 2026 |
| 2 | Julio Rodríguez | Seattle Mariners | 114.0 mph | 27.0° | 463 ft | Left-Center 2nd Deck | 2022 |
| 3 | Nelson Cruz | Seattle Mariners | 115.8 mph | 29.0° | 459 ft | Pen Patio / Deep CF | 2016 |
| 4 | Giancarlo Stanton | Miami Marlins (Visitor) | 118.5 mph | 22.0° | 455 ft | CF Bullpen Concourse | 2017 |
| 5 | Mike Trout | LA Angels (Visitor) | 113.2 mph | 28.5° | 451 ft | Left Field 2nd Deck | 2019 |
Seattle Marine Air & Physics
T-Mobile Park sits right on Puget Sound near sea level (elev. 15 ft). Cool, dense marine air produces substantial aerodynamic drag, making 470+ ft blasts exceptionally rare compared to high-altitude venues like Coors Field.
The Montes Contact Profile
Lazaro Montes unleashed a 116.5 mph exit velocity at a 28° launch angle—the gold standard of the "sweet spot" barrel. Generating an apex of 132.4 feet allowed the ball to sail clean over T-Mobile Park's 8-foot right-center perimeter wall.
Statcast Tracking Verification
MLB Statcast radar/optical cameras monitor the ball's full 3D trajectory from contact through impact. This tool models real aerodynamic drag (Cd ≈ 0.31) and Magnus backspin lift (Cl ≈ 0.16) to verify the calculated 474 ft distance.