What baseball player has hit a homerun in every stadium?

Barry Bonds hit more home runs than any visiting player at both Coors Field and Dodger Stadium — even though one of those parks opened a half-century ago.

Who has hit the most home runs in different stadiums?

Sosa holds the MLB record for home runs in the most different stadiums, having hit dingers in 45 ballparks, the last of which came on May 17, 2007, off Casey Fossum of the Tampa Bay Devil Rays at The Ballpark at Disney’s Wide World of Sports in Orlando, FL, where the Rays played one series against the Rangers.

Has anyone ever hit a homerun out of the stadium?

Only four times in history has someone hit a ball completely out of Dodger Stadium, and two of those balls were hit by Pirates great Willie Stargell. Mike Piazza and Mark McGwire also did it, but the longest of the four blasts and the first one was hit by Stargell back in 1969.

Who has hit home runs out of Dodger Stadium?

Mike Piazza, Sept. The only Dodger to hit a ball out of Dodger Stadium to this day remains Mike Piazza. The Hall of Famer accomplished this feat on Sept. 21, 1997, sending a pitch from Colorado Rockies starter Frank Castillo over the left-field pavilion that traveled an estimated 478 feet.

Which MLB park is the hardest to hit home runs?

Hitting a home run out to right at San Francisco’s Oracle Park is one of the hardest things to do in baseball.

Who have hit home runs out of Dodger Stadium?

Who has hit a home run out of Dodger Stadium?

Fernando Tatis Jr.
It’s been a tremendously disappointing season for the San Diego Padres, but Fernando Tatis Jr. continues to deliver thrills. In Thursday night’s 8-3 loss to the Los Angeles Dodgers, Tatis demolished a hanging breaking ball from pitcher Tony Gonsolin and hit it out of Dodger Stadium.

Who holds the record for the most home runs in the MLB?

Barry Bonds
Career Leaders & Records for Home Runs