Manny Ramirez. Brian Fluharty-USA TODAY Sports

Manny Ramirez has still (somewhat) got it.

The retired 12-time All-Star slugger Ramirez went viral on Wednesday for a brief video of him taking batting practice. MLB reporter Hector Gomez shared video of the very relaxed session.

Take a look.

While there was a lot of fluff in that video, Ramirez did produce at least one very nice swing, getting around on a hanger and launching it way out into orbit. That baseball must have traveled a really long way.

Even if it has been nearly a decade-and-a-half since we last saw him at the MLB level, Manny is still being Manny. He will turn 52 next month and may need to have a swing-off at some point with his son who recently signed with a top SEC school.

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