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The Official Giancarlo Stanton Man Crush Thread

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Wow,

 

I figured it was memorable and remarkable when people started blowing up my phone when it happened. Wish I could have seen it live. I was in class.

 

Two people texted me. One who rarely watches the marlins (Rays Fan) and oen who we rarely talk baseball outside of the rink.

This thread needs to be stickied.

 

My pants are stickied.

TMI dude.

 

NEI, dude. What is it sticky with, Adam?

 

Nutella

being there live was insane... I missed his walk-off grand slam vs the Mets, but Im happy I was there tonight! ABSOLUTE BOMB!!!

This thread needs to be stickied.

 

My pants are stickied.

TMI dude.

TMP.

 

The scoreboard is already working again. Worked two innings later they said.

ESPN is reporting the scoreboard HR distance 467 ft. and speed off the bat at 122.4 mph

 

Fastest since start of 2006 season.

 

Also:

Next goal is breaking part of the HR sculpture -- maybe one of those flamingos

Buster Olney �@Buster_ESPN

122.4 mph was the speed off the bat of Giancarlo Stanton's HR Monday. It's the fastest tracked in the history of ESPN Home Run Tracker.

 

Not only was it the fastest, but it was a whopping 10 MPH faster than the closest one, according to today's Sun-Sentinel. From 112 to 122.4 is a massive jump, especially when you consider how low the velocity of the pitch was (Moyer).

Supposedly the woman is putting makeup on Giancarlo in this picture...Reliable source.

Buster Olney �@Buster_ESPN

122.4 mph was the speed off the bat of Giancarlo Stanton's HR Monday. It's the fastest tracked in the history of ESPN Home Run Tracker.

 

Not only was it the fastest, but it was a whopping 10 MPH faster than the closest one, according to today's Sun-Sentinel. From 112 to 122.4 is a massive jump, especially when you consider how low the velocity of the pitch was (Moyer).

 

If only it would have hit Buster Olney in the face....

Buster Olney �@Buster_ESPN

122.4 mph was the speed off the bat of Giancarlo Stanton's HR Monday. It's the fastest tracked in the history of ESPN Home Run Tracker.

 

Not only was it the fastest, but it was a whopping 10 MPH faster than the closest one, according to today's Sun-Sentinel. From 112 to 122.4 is a massive jump, especially when you consider how low the velocity of the pitch was (Moyer).

Not sure where you're getting 112 being the next highest - there's a 117.5 from Jose Bautista on the 16th and Travis Hafner's 481 foot blast in mid-April went 117.2. There's quite a few over 112, and that's just this season. However, 4.9 mph faster than any other ball leaving the ballpark since tracking is pretty awesome. :D

Congradulations Solano!

 

 

 

Eh, somehow didn't realize I wasn't in the Game thread when he got his hit...oops.

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