According to Statcast, the ball traveled 475 feet and had an exit velocity of 114 mph. And, yes, he joins a select group of individuals who have ever hit a ball out of Dodger Stadium: Mark McGwire achieved it in May 1999, Mike Piazza did it in September 1997, and Willie Stargell did it twice, including a 506-foot (!!) bomb in 1969. Here's how it happened: Turner hit the ball toward left field, where it was caught by Tony Clark about 60 feet from the stands. The throw came in from Tom Goodwin in right field, and Ken Boyer got the ball as it crossed the plate. It took six seconds off the clock before the next batter could take the plate. So that's pretty crazy! Dodgers manager Dave Roberts said after the game that he thought it was a home run until it reached first base. He called it "an amazing display of power" and said it was his favorite part of the game. "I've been in this league long enough to know that you don't see them very often," Roberts said. "To see one leave the ballpark, that's something special." And with that, here are the top 10 hits out of Dodger Stadium: 10 Chris Davis - April 29, 2014 (Tied for tenth) 9 Frank Thomas - July 4, 2004 (Tenth)