Kyle Higashioka’s 381 ft home run at Fenway Park — out in 29 of 30 MLB ballparks

Kyle Higashioka hit a 381-foot home run to left field at Fenway Park on June 14, 2026. It would have cleared the wall in 29 of MLB’s 30 ballparks.

Rangers at Red Sox (6–4), off Connelly Early.

• 29/30Ballparks it clears
• 381 ftProjected distance
• 100.2 mphExit velocity
• 25.0°Launch angle
• -26.9°Spray angle

Would it be out in every ballpark?

Each park’s outfield wall is sampled at seven spray angles and interpolated to this ball’s -26.9° angle, then compared against its 381-foot projected distance.

Ballpark	Wall at this angle	Result
Daikin Park	345 ft	Home run
Great American Ball Park	360 ft	Home run
Citizens Bank Park	361 ft	Home run
American Family Field	361 ft	Home run
Globe Life Field	361 ft	Home run
Chase Field	361 ft	Home run
Busch Stadium	362 ft	Home run
Nationals Park	362 ft	Home run
Progressive Field	362 ft	Home run
Citi Field	362 ft	Home run
Rogers Centre	363 ft	Home run
Sutter Health Park	363 ft	Home run
Truist Park	363 ft	Home run
Dodger Stadium	363 ft	Home run
Wrigley Field	363 ft	Home run
Angel Stadium	363 ft	Home run
Rate Field	364 ft	Home run
PNC Park	366 ft	Home run
Yankee Stadium	367 ft	Home run
Target Field	368 ft	Home run
T-Mobile Park	368 ft	Home run
Oracle Park	368 ft	Home run
loanDepot Park	369 ft	Home run
Tropicana Field	370 ft	Home run
Petco Park	370 ft	Home run
Coors Field	373 ft	Home run
Kauffman Stadium	378 ft	Home run
Camden Yards	378 ft	Home run
Comerica Park	379 ft	Home run
Fenway Park	381 ft	Stays in

More

• All Kyle Higashioka home runs

  Every tracked homer, with park-by-park results.

• Fenway Park

  Wall distances and home runs hit here.

• Home runs on June 14, 2026

  Everything that left the yard that day.