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Right now, though, it's time for our Baja Blast of the Week, presented by Mountain Dew Baja Blast, where we take a look at the 420-foot-plus home runs from this past week. But we got some doozies in here. We're going to start off with your boy, Josh Bell, 452. He had homers from both sides of the plate. He's a big boy. Interesting swing, but a lot of power. Yep. Nick Kurtz is also a big boy. He's 456 feet on this one. Is that over the batter's eye? Yeah. He doesn't even need a helmet. Dude, ridiculous. Kyle Karros has started to become kind of a threat for the Colorado Rockies. Good for EK's son. Also 456. That's a bomb up into the concourse up there. Weekly Sacramento and Colorado right there. Ooh, yeah. I can't get that ball up. That's what's going to happen. Speaking of youngsters with pop, Bryce Eldridge also at Colorado 458. It's a bomb. That's nice. But if you want power to the pull side for a lefty at Coors Field, boom! Raphael Devers, 463. Come on, man. That was like 508. Oh, my gosh. That went up there? Yeah, it did. Yes, it did. That's called unloading on a baseball. Sure is. And a quick reminder that for this MLB season, keep a close eye on the 420-foot-plus home runs that unlock your free Baja blasts.
