Watch: Granderson launches moonshot HR out of stadium
Jasen Vinlove / Reuters
Curtis Granderson still has all kinds of pop in this bat, which was on full display Wednesday when his New York Mets squared off against the Miami Marlins.
Hitting in the four-hole, the 36-year-old crushed an offering from Marlins right-hander Scott Copeland over the right-field overhang at First Data Field and into a forest of greenery.
The two-run blast generated quite the chatter.
Granderson just hit a HR that if it wasn't the longest here, it's top 10. Over berm, over snack bar roof, into an alligator's living room.
— David Lennon (@DPLennon) March 22, 2017
He would later hit his second dinger of the contest in the sixth inning off Javy Guerra.
Granderon has slugged 293 regular-season home runs during his 13-year MLB career.
(Video courtesy: MLB.com)
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