
Colorado Rockies
TJ Rumfield’s 441 ft home run at Coors Field — out in 30 of 30 MLB ballparks
TJ Rumfield hit a 441-foot home run to right field at Coors Field on September 4, 2026. It would have cleared the wall in 30 of MLB’s 30 ballparks.
Cardinals at Rockies (4–6), off Justin Bruihl.
- 30/30Ballparks it clears
- 441 ftProjected distance
- 105.1 mphExit velocity
- 33.0°Launch angle
- 17.3°Spray angle
Field view — Coors Field
Out hereThe ball landed 441 ft from the plate, right field, where the wall is 373 ft. The outline is this park’s wall; the dashed line is the ball’s path over the ground.
Would it be out in every ballpark?
Each park’s outfield wall is sampled at seven spray angles and interpolated to this ball’s 17.3° angle, then compared against its 441-foot projected distance. On that basis it clears the wall in 30 of 30 parks.
That is a no-doubter: there is no outfield in the league deep enough to hold it at this angle. Distance here is Statcast’s projected distance from the MLB Stats API — where the ball would have landed unobstructed. Wall height and the ball’s trajectory arc are not modelled, so a ball that clears on distance might still have hit high off a tall wall in a park that has one.
| Ballpark | Wall at this angle | Result |
|---|---|---|
| 362 ft | Home run | |
| 364 ft | Home run | |
| 364 ft | Home run | |
| 366 ft | Home run | |
| 366 ft | Home run | |
| 367 ft | Home run | |
| 367 ft | Home run | |
| 367 ft | Home run | |
| 369 ft | Home run | |
| 369 ft | Home run | |
| 370 ft | Home run | |
| 370 ft | Home run | |
| 370 ft | Home run | |
| 371 ft | Home run | |
| 371 ft | Home run | |
| 372 ft | Home run | |
| 372 ft | Home run | |
| 372 ft | Home run | |
| 373 ft | Home run | |
| 373 ft | Home run | |
| 373 ft | Home run | |
| 374 ft | Home run | |
| 377 ft | Home run | |
| 379 ft | Home run | |
| 380 ft | Home run | |
| 380 ft | Home run | |
| 385 ft | Home run | |
| 386 ft | Home run | |
| 387 ft | Home run | |
| 412 ft | Home run |
More
- All TJ Rumfield home runs
Every tracked homer, with park-by-park results.
- Coors Field
Wall distances and home runs hit here.
- Home runs on September 4, 2026
Everything that left the yard that day.