by Megan Garcia
Slug was one of the best ways to define the Dodgers in 2025. They led the
National League with 244 home runs and a .441 slugging percentage — a second consecutive season that they led the league in both categories. Power at the plate paved the way to comeback wins, historic performances and wow moments.
These were the 10 farther home runs of the regular season and postseason:
1. 469 feet — Shohei Ohtani vs. Brewers
Date: Oct. 17
Ballpark: Dodger Stadium
Pitcher: Chad Patrick
Pitch Type: 89.3 MPH Cutter
Game Impact: The solo home run landed over the Right Field Pavilion roof — the longest of Ohtani’s career. It was also one of eight home runs to ever be hit out of Dodger Stadium in its 63-year history. Ohtani extended the Dodgers’ lead to 4–0 in the fourth in their eventual 5–1 win in Game 4 of the National League Championship Series.
(Tied) 2. 454 feet — Shohei Ohtani vs. Reds
Date: Sept. 30
Ballpark: Dodger Stadium
Pitcher: Connor Phillips
Pitch Type: 85.9 MPH Sweeper
Game Impact: Ohtani’s solo homer extended the Dodgers’ lead to 8–0 in the sixth inning in Game 1 of the National League Wild Card Series. It was his second home run in the game. The Dodgers beat the Reds 10–5.
T2. 454 feet — Shohei Ohtani vs. Giants
Date: Sept. 13
Ballpark: Oracle Park
Pitcher: Logan Webb
Pitch Type: 92.1 MPH Slider
Game Impact: His 49th home run put a comeback in motion for the Dodgers. The two-run home run cut the Giants’ lead to one run in the third, with LA trailing 4–3. The Dodgers scored six runs in the fifth to eventually win 13–7.
4. 453 feet — Alex Call vs. Rockies
Date: Aug. 19
Ballpark: Coors Field
Pitcher: Austin Gomber
Pitch Type: 87.5 MPH Fastball
Game Impact: Call extended the Dodgers lead to 3–0 in the second inning with the longest home run in his career. LA beat the Rockies, 11–4.
5. 451 feet — Freddie Freeman vs. Rockies
Date: Aug. 21
Ballpark: Coors Field
Pitcher: Chase Dollander
Pitch Type: 97.7 MPH Fastball
Game Impact: Freeman crushed a first-pitch fastball to right-center field to start the scoring with a two-run homer. It was the longest home run of his career. The Dodgers won 9–5. Freeman went 2-for-5.
T6. 448 feet — Shohei Ohtani vs. Rockies
Date: April 16
Ballpark: Dodger Stadium
Pitcher: German Marquez
Pitch Type: 85.1 MPH Curveball
Game Impact: His 13th career leadoff home run started a seven-run first inning against the Rockies. Ohtani went 2-for-5 as the Dodgers beat the Rockies 8–7.
T6. 448 feet — Shohei Ohtani vs. Brewers
Date: July 19
Ballpark: Dodger Stadium
Pitcher: Freddy Peralta
Pitch Type: 90.0 MPH Changeup
Game Impact: Ohtani put the Dodgers on the board when he connected on a first-pitch changeup over the middle of the plate in the third. LA tied the Brewers in the third at 4–4, but the Milwaukee pulled ahead later in the game. The Dodgers lost 8–7.
8. 446 feet — Shohei Ohtani vs. Brewers
Date: Oct. 17
Ballpark: Dodger Stadium
Pitcher: Jose Quintana
Pitch Type: 79.2 MPH Slurve
Game Impact: After striking out the side in the top of the first inning, Ohtani started the bottom half with a leadoff home run. He became the first pitcher to hit a leadoff homer in postseason history. It was the first of three runs the Dodgers scored in the first. Ohtani hit two more home runs in the game.
9. 445 feet — Teoscar Hernández vs. Rockies
Date: Sept. 10
Ballpark: Dodger Stadium
Pitcher: Angel Chivilli
Pitch Type: 95.9 MPH Fastball
Game Impact: Hernández capped off the Dodgers’ 9–0 win over the Rockies with a solo home run in the eighth. It was his 24th of the season.
T10. 441 feet — Shohei Ohtani vs. Twins
Date: July 21
Ballpark: Dodger Stadium
Pitcher: David Festa
Pitch Type: 86.6 MPH Changeup
Game Impact: The Dodgers seized the lead with Ohtani’s go-ahead, two-run homer in the first. LA hit three more home runs in the 5–2 win over the Twins.
T10. 441 feet — Shohei Ohtani vs. Twins
Date: July 23
Ballpark: Dodger Stadium
Pitcher: Chris Paddack
Pitch Type: 79.0 MPH Changeup
Game Impact: Ohtani put the Dodgers on the board with his leadoff home run. The Dodgers beat the Twins, 4–3. Ohtani went 1-for-4 with two runs scored.
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