
Heliot, Raffy, and Wilmer all with round trippers in the 1st for an early 4-0 lead!
Heliot, Raffy, and Wilmer all with round trippers in the 1st for an early 4-0 lead!
byu/JianClaymore inSFGiants

Heliot, Raffy, and Wilmer all with round trippers in the 1st for an early 4-0 lead!
Heliot, Raffy, and Wilmer all with round trippers in the 1st for an early 4-0 lead!
byu/JianClaymore inSFGiants
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Brought the good wood to San Diego 😌
RAMOS!! 😆
Crazy thing is all 3 don’t make it out of Oracle. Sometimes you gotta feel bad for our hitters.
ADIOS
ADIOS
ADIOS
PELOTA
PELOTA
PELOTA
THREE TIMES
Back to back Ramos HRs. Idc if you make bad choices in left field maybe let him hit every spot through 9
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At&t/oracle/pac bell park south
Messing with my emotions.
Unfortunately, they are again hanging on
Is this data right I honestly don’t know but here it is 🤷🏻♂️
I ran a full simulation of the three Giants home runs from tonight at Petco Park and overlaid their trajectories onto Oracle Park’s dimensions. The visual above shows:
Heliot Ramos: Pulled shot to left field with a launch angle of 28° and exit velocity of 105 mph — comfortably clears Oracle’s left field wall ✅
Rafael Devers: Center-field blast at 30° and 108 mph — borderline at Oracle’s deep center (399 ft), but likely makes it with that velocity ✅
Wilmer Flores: Line drive to left-center at 22° and 102 mph — clears Petco easily, but Oracle’s left-center (364 ft) makes it a close call. Still likely ✅
The overlay shows how Oracle’s deeper right-center and swirling winds can suppress flight, but these three had enough juice to survive the translation.
Lol the Padres just felt the Nestor Cortes experience.