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The Longest Home runs ever! - Statcast #mlb, #baseball, #viralshort

Watch the longest Statcast home runs ever recorded in Major League Baseball, featuring monstrous moon shots that have left fans in awe. These incredible home runs are a testament to the power and skill of the game's top sluggers, who can hit the ball out of the playing field with ease, earning them the reputation as top baseball players. From grand slams to towering dingers, this video showcases the most impressive mlb home run hits that have been tracked by Statcast, highlighting the impressive abilities of these talented baseball players. With their impressive outta here hits, these mlb highlights are a must-see for any baseball fan, providing a thrilling look at the game's most exciting moments. Get ready to witness the incredible power of mlb baseball and the thrilling experience of watching a home run soar through the air.

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Longest Home Runs - All MLB (April 20, 2026)

The longest home runs hit in Major League Baseball on Monday, April 20, 2026 #athletics #royals #rockies #coorsfield #homerun #Shorts

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🏀 All-Time longest streaks of consecutive seasons w/ winning records in #NBA History

Longest Streaks of Winning Seasons in NBA History!! ‼️ 1. SAN ANTONIO SPURS: 22 seasons (1997–98 to 2018–19) Two decades of consistent excellence. 2. LOS ANGELES LAKERS: 17 seasons (1976–77 to 1992–93) A dominant run during the Showtime era & beyond. 3. UTAH JAZZ: 16 seasons (1988–89 to 2003–04) One of the most consistent teams of the 1990s and early 2000s. 4. L.A. CLIPPERS: 15 seasons* (2011–12 to 2025–26) Currently the longest active streak in the NBA. From the CP3-led "Lob City" era to present day Kawhi/Garland era. Highlighted in the graphic. 5. BOSTON CELTICS: 14 seasons (1955–56 to 1968–69) Part of the legendary Bill Russell dynasty era that delivered multiple championships. 6. PORTLAND TRAIL BLAZERS: 13 seasons (1982–83 to 1994–95) A strong stretch featuring teams led by Clyde Drexler and others. 7. DALLAS MAVERICKS: 12 seasons (2000–01 to 2011–12) The Nowitzki era of consistent success. 8. CHICAGO BULLS: 11 seasons (1987–88 to 1997–98) The Michael Jordan dynasty years, including all six NBA championships. 9. MIAMI HEAT: 10 seasons (2009–10 to 2018–19) Covering the Big Three era and continued competitiveness. 10. PHOENIX SUNS: 9 seasons (1988–89 to 1996–97) A solid run in the late 80s and 90s. 11. OKLAHOMA CITY THUNDER: 9 seasons (2009–10 to 2017–18) The Durant / Westbrook / Harden era (note: the team was Seattle SuperSonics until 2008). The graphic from BenchOnAQUEST.com ranks the All-Time longest streaks of consecutive regular-season winning records in NBA history. Note: The Clippers’ streak is active (ongoing).

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Charlotte Hornets vs New York Knicks Full Game Highlights – April 12, 2026 | NBA Season

24Seconds is the best moments of a basketball game: dunks, three-pointers, clutch plays, and top moments of the game. Subscribe to the channel for regular highlights. #24Seconds #nba #highlights #sports #basketball #sport LaMelo Ball and Brandon Miller each scored 19 points, Kon Knueppel made three 3-pointers in his record-setting rookie season and the Charlotte Hornets beat the New York Knicks 110-96 on Sunday to clinch the No. 9 seed in the Eastern Conference. With the Knicks locked into the No. 3 seed in the East, Jalen Brunson, Karl-Anthony Towns, Josh Hart and OG Anunoby all sat. Mikal Bridges was the only starter to play for the Knicks, going the opening 23 seconds to extend his consecutive games played streak to 638, eighth-longest in NBA history. He then committed a foul to check out of the game. Knueppel finished 3 for 10 behind the arc and scored 14 points. He led the NBA and set the rookie record with 273 3-pointers in what could be a close race with No. 1 pick and Duke teammate Cooper Flagg for Rookie of the Year. Anunoby sprained his left ankle in the Knicks' victory over Toronto on Friday and it's unclear if he could have played. Coach Mike Brown said he didn't even ask the medical staff because there was no need, and the Knicks said the forward was considered day to day.