Giancarlo Stanton's 116 MPH Hit Leaves Dent in Wall

0:00It's April 6th, from first pitch to the final out. This is MLB News Today, powered by AI. I'm Cory with the story. Giancarlo Stanton just reminded everyone why he's the king of crushing baseballs. In Sunday's game against the Marlins at Yankee Stadium, he smashed a single with an exit velocity of 116.3 miles per hour. Right off the left field wall. That shot was so ferocious, it actually left a dent in the padding. This kind of power is Stanton's signature move. He's been launching rockets like this for years, turning routine hits into wall rattling events that make pitchers sweat. Yankee's broadcaster Michael K couldn't hold back when the camera zoomed in on the damage. He's straight up yelled about the dent, hyping up the crowd, improving Stanton's swings our next level destruction. Dig into the stats, and it gets even wilder. Since that cast started tracking in 2015, Stanton leads everyone with 216 balls hit over 115 miles per hour.

1:00teammate Aaron Judd trails with 99, but no one's touching Stanton's throne. Stanton's still out there building his legend, one demolished wall at a time, keeping the Yankee's offense explosive as the season rolls on.