Tyler White's Unlikely Walk-Off Dinger Set An MLB Single-Season Record
The Astros won 5-4 today in the final game of a three-game series against the Athletics, after DH Tyler White hit a walk-off bomb. White’s homer not only extended Houston’s lead in the AL West to 2.5 games, but set a neat little MLB record, too.
White’s dinger was the 81st walk-off home run of 2018, which set a new single-season record. It was also one of the unlikeliest homers of the year. The left field line in the Astros’ ballpark is only 315 feet with a 19-foot wall. White’s 332-foot blast might have been an easy fly out in many other places, but he was playing at home. Also working against him was the launch angle:
White and the Astros will take it anyway. The only meaningful thing he had to say after the game about his first career walk-off homer was that it was “awesome.” Indeed.
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