Longest MLB home runs — Thursday, October 15, 2026
4 home runs across 2 games. The longest was Shohei Ohtani (LAD), 428 ft at 113.1 mph off Dustin May. Every homer of the day is ranked below by Statcast distance; open the interactive board to sort by time, team, or player and play each clip inline.
| Player | Team | Distance | Exit velo | Inning | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Shohei Ohtani | LAD vs MIL | 428 ft | 113.1 mph · 34° | B2 · 3-run · off Dustin MayPS | Watch ▶ |
| 2 | Garrett Mitchell | MIL vs LAD | 409 ft | 105.2 mph · 26° | T6 · 1-run · off Tanner ScottPS | Watch ▶ |
| 3 | David Hamilton | MIL vs LAD | 402 ft | 105 mph · 36° | T9 · 1-run · off Edwin DíazPS | Watch ▶ |
| 4 | Petey Halpin | CLE vs TB | 385 ft | 105 mph · 26° | B5 · 2-run · off Griffin JaxPS | Watch ▶ |