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WATCH: The Longest Home Run At Tropicana Field This Season

Found October 10, 2011 on Rays Index:
PLAYERS: James Shields,  Wily Mo Pena
TEAMS: Tampa Bay Rays,  Seattle Mariners

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Earlier today we took a look at the longest home runs hit by the Rays this season. Three of those represent three of the four longest home runs hit at Tropicana Field this season. But none were as long the 468-foot blast hit by Wily Mo Pena of the Mariners, off of James Shields on August 21. Related posts:WATCH: Longest Home Runs Hit By The Rays This Season Tropicana Field Sold Out? Tropicana Field Is One Of Baseball’s Oldest Ballparks © The Professor for Rays Index, 2011. | Permalink | No comment | Add to del.icio.us Post tags:
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