On Wednesday night against the Toronto Blue Jays, Giancarlo Stanton hit an absolute laser-shot home run in the 13th inning that left the stadium almost as soon as it left his bat.
You won’t forget seeing this Giancarlo Stanton home run https://t.co/j45hQ27urz
— kevin (@heartlesshubby) June 7, 2018
This homer ended up being clocked at 119.3 miles per hour, and it had a ridiculous 15 degree launch angle, getting no higher than 45 feet off the turf.
According to David Adler of MLB.com, this was the hardest-hit home run of the entire 2018 MLB season so far.
Giancarlo Stanton: 119.3 mph. 15°.
That's the hardest home run in MLB this year. AND tied for the lowest. What a laser! pic.twitter.com/qwG3Zp0Tud
— David Adler (@_dadler) June 7, 2018
Though, we shouldn’t be surprised. Stanton has unbelievable power, and he has a habit of hitting these types of laser beams out of the park.