What is the record for the longest home run ever recorded, and who hit it?

Answer 1

Well all those answers are pretty good guesses but that's all any answer will ever be because of the long drawn out answer provided earlier which talks about the ones recorded scientifically in the past but the truth about it actually is that a spectacular player named josh Gibson who played in the ***** leagues arguably one of the best if not the best hitters of all time some say he hit more homeruns than Aaron as he played well into his 40's he hit the longest homerun ever on a field in the ***** leagues with no fence its not on any mlb record because they didn't keep stats until deep into his career he hit a homerun 668ft in air and after it came to rest at 911ft that is the longest homerun on record.

Answer 2

The longest measured hit for a homerun in a baseball game is 634 ft (193 m) by Mickey Mantle on September 10, 1960 for the New York Yankees against the Detroit Tigers at Briggs Stadium, Detroit, USA.

Answer 3

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What is the record for the longest home run ever recorded, and who hit it?

Answer 4

Cecil Fielder of the Detroit Tigers is credited with powering a ball 502 feet in the air over the left-field bleachers at Milwaukee's County Stadium on September 14, 1991

Answer 5

I believe manles is credited as the longest but goign backl to ruth days many homeruns were never measures he and gehrig both him some tape measure shots several other homeruns could have probbaly went farther but hit somehtign I attended game in fenway when jim rice hit shot to right fiedl that hit the roof and dented it and that ball was still rising

Answer 6

Mickey Mantle hit a 656 foot home run that went out of the old tigers stadium and then he hit one 734 feet. This one hit the very top of the foul pole and math freaks used the pythagorean theorem to figure out that it would of went 734 feet assuming that the ball was on its way down.

Answer 7

Mickey Mantle 643 feet

Answer 8

Reggie Jackson knocked out the lights well over 600,it's in Guinness.

Answer 9

there was once a guy that hit one out of the park into a box car of a moving train. the ball did not stop traveling for 5 miles

Answer 10

There's no real way of knowing. They didn't measure home runs much in the early 20th century. Babe Ruth reportedly hit one 600 feet I think in the Polo Grounds. He could hit them a long way. It might be possible.