4th of July Fireworks: A Look Back at the 10 Longest Twins Home Runs of 2019

Check out some of these moonshots! Make sure to add your own ooohs and ahhhhs while watching this highlight reel.

Here's some more info on the taters included in that video are below.

10. Max Kepler and Miguel Sano (tied)

Kepler: 438 ft., 112.3 mph exit velocity

April 26 off Alex Cobb at Target Field

Sano: 438 ft., 113.2 mph exit velocity

May 23 off Matt Harvey at Angel Stadium

9. Jason Castro

443 ft., 108.5 mph

May 11 off Spencer Turnbull at Target Field

8. Jason Castro

443 ft., 110.1 mph exit velocity

April 27 off Jimmy Yacabonis at Target Field

7. Nelson Cruz

445 ft., 108.3 mph exit velocity

June 6 off Blaine Hardy at Comerica Park

6. C.J. Cron

453 ft., 114.3 mph exit velocity

May 16 off Erik Swanson at T-Mobile Park

5. Miguel Sano

454 ft., 108.9 mph exit velocity

May 23 off Matt Harvey at Angel Stadium

4. Byron Buxton

454 ft., 111.0 mph exit velocity

June 5 off Tyler Olson at Progressive Field

3. Jonathan Schoop

465 ft., 108.1 mph exit velocity

May 1 off Collin McHugh at Target Field

2. Jonathan Schoop

467 ft., 110.4 mph exit velocity

May 23 off Matt Harvey at Angel Stadium

1. Nelson Cruz

469 ft., 112.4 mph exit velocity

June 29 off Jose Ruiz at Guaranteed Rate Field

Here’s to more fireworks from our favorite firecrackers. Have a happy and safe 4th of July everybody!