Global JP analysis

PNC Park Superlatives Softest Hit Home Run: George Springer, August 20 @ PIT Pitcher: Johan Oviedo 92.7 MPH https://twitter.com/MLBHRVideos/status/2022516012441076062#m

39 days until Opening Day. Zach McKinstry entered 2025 with a 77 OPS+. He was an all-star and Silver Slugger for the Tigers last season.

PNC Park Superlatives Hardest Hit Home Run: Oneil Cruz, May 25 vs MIL Pitcher: Logan Henderson 122.9 MPH https://twitter.com/MLBHRVideos/status/2022497958311444972#m

PNC Park Superlatives Shortest Home Run: Dansby Swanson, April 29 @ PIT Pitcher: Colin Holderman 341 feet https://twitter.com/MLBHRVideos/status/2022445170071834712#m

PNC Park Superlatives Longest Home Run: Jahmai Jones, July 22 @ PIT Pitcher: Caleb Ferguson 451 feet

40 days until Opening Day. In 2017, Madison Bumgarner struck out 11 in seven innings on Opening Day against the Brewers. He also hit two home runs.

Busch Stadium Superlatives Hardest Hit Home Run: James Wood, July 9 @ STL Pitcher: John King 115.9 MPH https://twitter.com/MLBHRVideos/status/2022146083712082356#m

Busch Stadium Superlatives Shortest Home Run: Maikel Garcia, June 5 @ STL Pitcher: Matthew Liberatore 349 feet https://twitter.com/MLBHRVideos/status/2022108089236000841#m

Busch Stadium Superlatives Longest Home Run: Hunter Goodman, August 12 @ STL Pitcher: Matthew Liberatore 442 feet

41 days until Opening Day. After selling off several players this offseason, the Cardinals' lineup will be anchored by Alec Burleson in 2026.

Great American Ballpark Superlatives Hardest Hit Home Run: Seiya Suzuki, May 25 @ CIN Pitcher: Luis Mey 116.2 MPH https://twitter.com/MLBHRVideos/status/2021801167320240461#m

Great American Ballpark Superlatives Shortest and Softest Hit Home Run: Tommy Edman, July 29 @ CIN Pitcher: Nick Lodolo 342 feet, 94.1 MPH https://twitter.com/MLBHRVideos/status/2021789425102119230#m

Great American Ballpark Superlatives Longest Home Run: Ryan Jeffers, June 19 @ CIN Pitcher: Taylor Rogers 448 feet

42 days until Opening Day. #42 was retired leaguewide for Jackie Robinson in 1997, but players currently wearing the number were able to grandfather it in. Mariano Rivera was the last to wear it in 2013, but the last hitter was Mo Vaughn in 2003.

Wrigley Field Superlatives Softest Hit Home Run: Tyler Tolbert, July 23 @ CHC Pitcher: Drew Pomeranz 94.2 MPH https://twitter.com/MLBHRVideos/status/2021446097554768039#m

Wrigley Field Superlatives Hardest Hit Home Run: Elly De La Cruz, June 1 @ CHC Pitcher: Jameson Taillon 117.4 MPH https://twitter.com/MLBHRVideos/status/2021445743853306280#m

Wrigley Field Superlatives Shortest Home Run: Ian Happ, September 14 vs TB Pitcher: Adrian Houser 356 feet https://twitter.com/MLBHRVideos/status/2021402699485544519#m

Wrigley Field Superlatives Longest Home Run: Eugenio Suarez, April 18 @ CHC Pitcher: Porter Hodge 458 feet

A happy early Valentine’s Day to @Tigers fans ❤️

43 days until Opening Day. Raul Mondesi hit 271 career home runs, including this one, which was the last at Candlestick Park in 1999.