Official Longest MLB Home Runs Top 10

It’s been called “sexy” by some but since the early days, home run hitters have fascinated baseball fans. All-time greats like Hank Aaron, Babe Ruth, Mickey Mantle, Frank Howard, Willie Mays, Dick Allen and many more delighted “lovers” of the long ball while increasing the popularity of the game.

However, the age of steroids has tarnished the image of once-popular sluggers Mark McGwire, Sammy Sosa, Jose Canseco and Rafael Palmeiro unlike anything the sport has ever seen. But it has cemented the legends of the Home Run Kings of the past.

Below is a list of 10 of the longest home runs that were officially recorded.

1. 635 feet - Mickey Mantle, Griffith Stadium (1953)
2. 634 feet - Mickey Mantle, Brigg’s Stadium (1960)
3. 630 feet - Dave Kingman, Wrigley Field (1976)
4. 573 feet - Dave Nicholson, Comiskey Park (1964)
5. 545 feet - Mark McGwire, Busch Stadium (1998)
6. 541 feet - Frank Robinson, Baltimore Memorial (1966)
7. 535 feet - Willie Stargell, Olympic Stadium (1978)
8. 529 feet - Andre Galarraga, Pro Player Stadium (1997)
9. 528 feet - Cecil Fielder, County Stadium (1991)
10. 500 feet - Larry Doby, Municipal Stadium (1955)

Source: Associated Content