In a stunning display of power and precision, Aaron Judge and Giancarlo Stanton of the New York Yankees combined for a total of 882 feet in home run distance during a recent game. The two sluggers, known for their ability to crush baseballs with incredible force, put on a show for fans at Yankee Stadium.

Judge, standing at an imposing 6’7″ and weighing in at 282 pounds, launched a mammoth 457-foot blast that soared over the left-center field wall. The ball left his bat at an exit velocity of 113 mph, leaving no doubt that it was going to clear the fence by a wide margin. Judge’s raw power and impressive bat speed have made him one of the most feared hitters in the league.

Not to be outdone, Stanton, who stands at 6’6″ and weighs 245 pounds, followed up Judge’s blast with a towering 425-foot home run of his own. The ball left his bat at an exit velocity of 110 mph, sailing deep into the right-center field seats. Stanton’s ability to hit for both power and average has made him a perennial All-Star and MVP candidate.

The combined distance of Judge and Stanton’s home runs is a testament to their incredible strength and skill as hitters. The two sluggers have quickly become fan favorites in New York, with their towering home runs and clutch hits electrifying crowds at Yankee Stadium.

As the season progresses, fans can expect more jaw-dropping displays of power from Judge and Stanton as they continue to terrorize opposing pitchers and solidify their place as two of the most dangerous hitters in baseball. With their ability to hit massive home runs like the ones they hit in this game, Judge and Stanton are sure to keep fans on the edge of their seats all season long.