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The 10 longest home runs in the Statcast era by the Dodgers

December 15, 2024 by Dodger Insider

Joc Pederson’s two homers on June 2, 2015 rank in the top 10 longest Dodger homers in the Statcast era. (Photo by Doug Pensinger/Getty Images)

by Megan Garcia

The Statcast era now has 10 years of data to comb through. We can thank the tracking technology for reimagining baseball statistics. We can also thank it for giving us quick home run data — including how far a ball traveled.

The 500-foot home run mark has yet to be crossed during the Statcast era by the Dodgers, but a handful have come to close it. Joc Pederson and Shohei Ohtani top the list of the longest Dodger homers since 2015, while other suprise names are on the rankings.

Coors Field serves as the backdrop for seven of the 10 farthest-hit Dodger homers since 2015.

These are the 10 longest home runs by a Dodger in the Statcast era:

1) 477 feet — Joc Pederson vs. Rockies

Date: June 2, 2015

Ballpark: Coors Field

Pitcher: Jorge De La Rosa

Pitch Type: 88.0 MPH Cutter

Game Impact: The two-run homer by Pederson landed in the second deck of right center field and gave the Dodgers a 2–1 lead over the Rockies. However, the Rockies pulled ahead later in the game and won, 6–3.

2) 476 feet — Shohei Ohtani vs. Rockies

Date: June 18, 2024

Ballpark: Coors Field

Pitcher: Austin Gomber

Pitch Type: 83.9 MPH Slider

Game Impact: Ohtani’s solo homer was the lone run of the sixth, but it helped chip away at the Rockies’ five-run lead. Colorado scored a run in the seventh to extend their lead, once again, but the Dodgers roared back with seven unanswered runs in the ninth. They beat the Rockies, 11–9.

3) 473 feet — Shohei Ohtani vs. Red Sox

Date: July 21, 2024

Ballpark: Dodger Stadium

Pitcher: Kutter Crawford

Pitch Type: 85.9 MPH Cutter

Game Impact: Ohtani extended the Dodgers’ lead with his 30th homer of the year. The Dodgers beat the Red Sox, 9–6.

4) 473 feet — Edwin Ríos vs. Padres

Date: Sept. 25, 2019

Ballpark: Petco Park

Pitcher: David Bednar

Pitch Type: 87.1 MPH Split-finger

Game Impact: Ríos’ go-ahead homer gave the Dodgers the advantage in the seventh. They tacked on another run in the ninth and beat the Padres, 6–4.

5) 472 feet — Joc Pederson vs. Rockies

Date: June 2, 2015

Ballpark: Coors Field

Pitcher: David Hale

Pitch Type: 91.3 MPH Fastball

Game Impact: Pederson’s solo homer extended the Dodgers’ lead and started the three-run third inning. The Dodgers narrowly beat the Rockies, 9–8.

6) 472 feet — Luke Raley vs. Rockies

Date: Sept. 22, 2021

Ballpark: Coors Field

Pitcher: Germán Márquez

Pitch Type: 94.0 MPH Fastball

Game Impact: Raley’s long ball extended the Dodgers’ lead to 2–0 in the fourth, but they lost to the Rockies, 10–5.

7) 466 feet — Max Muncy vs. Rockies

Date: July 17, 2021

Ballpark: Coors Field

Pitcher: Zac Rosscup

Pitch Type: 83.6 MPH Slider

Game Impact: Muncy’s two-run home run capped off a four-run ninth inning for the Dodgers, as they went on to beat the Rockies, 9–2.

8) 465 feet — Will Smith vs. Diamondbacks

Date: Sept. 14, 2022

Ballpark: Chase Field

Pitcher: Zach Davies

Pitch Type: 90.3 MPH Sinker

Game Impact: Smith’s solo homer cut the Diamondbacks’ lead in half, but the Dodgers lost in extra innings, 5–3, when Arizona scored three runs in the 10th.

9) 465 feet — Brett Eibner vs. Rockies

Date: May 13, 2017

Ballpark: Coors Field

Pitcher: Tyler Anderson

Pitch Type: 93.5 MPH Fastball

Game Impact: Eibner’s first homer of the season extended the Dodgers’ lead to three runs. They beat the Rockies, 4–0. Eibner hit two homers in his Dodger career.

10) 464 feet — Max Muncy vs. Rockies

Date: June 28, 2019

Ballpark: Coors Field

Pitcher: Carlos Estévez

Pitch Type: 99.8 MPH Fastball

Game Impact: The three-run homer put the Dodgers within two runs of tying the game. The eventually lost, 13–9.


The 10 longest home runs in the Statcast era by the Dodgers was originally published in Dodger Insider on Medium, where people are continuing the conversation by highlighting and responding to this story.

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