ESPN HR tracker is doglog.
With the Reds down by one run and two outs away from losing, Ross launched Cardinals closer Jason Isringhausen's 1-0 cut-fastball far enough that it landed on the roof of the batters' eye building well beyond the center-field fence.
The estimated distance of the long ball was 442 feet. "I don't know where that came from," Ross said.
**This would not have changed the win by SCNIT either**
That HR tracker is garbage though.
With the Reds down by one run and two outs away from losing, Ross launched Cardinals closer Jason Isringhausen's 1-0 cut-fastball far enough that it landed on the roof of the batters' eye building well beyond the center-field fence.
The estimated distance of the long ball was 442 feet. "I don't know where that came from," Ross said.
**This would not have changed the win by SCNIT either**
That HR tracker is garbage though.
viking611 said:
LOL.....After seeing the Ross' home run last night, I went to the Reds website bc you can place a ball in a section and they can estimate the distance. The 410 wasnt even close. I guess its as good a tb as any bc you dont know who it is going to favor. I guess something for Wil to consider in next year's parlays.
Maybe but it least it is garbage for everyone..Finding a fair but relatively easy tiebreaker is not always easy. I used the runs/hits/errors thing for the larger amounts but changed it up for a few $1,000 hands and the $500 hands.
I really didn't know think ESPN would publish inaccurate distances and can't find the distances for all homers hit anyplace else.
wil.
