Dodger Stadium is the third-oldest active ballpark in Major League Baseball, and has been home to some of the biggest names baseball has ever produced. Thousands of names have passed through Dodger Stadium, yet just seven of them have hit home runs that left the stadium as a whole.
Dodgers two-way superstar Shohei Ohtani joined that exclusive club in Game 4 of the 2025 NLCS, etching his name into the history-books of one of the most important franchises in baseball.
In celebration of his achievement, here are the eight longest home runs ever hit at Dodger Stadium (one of them didn’t go out of the park).
8. Fernando Tatis Jr., 467 feet
Tatis hit one out of the park in September 2021 when he crushed a ball off Tony Gonsolin that left the stadium. He has always loved playing at Dodger Stadium, and proved it with that moonshot.
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7. Shohei Ohtani, 469 feet
Ohtani’s second home run against the Milwaukee Brewers in Game 5 of the 2025 NLCS was part of a three-homer performance, and perhaps the best individual performance in the history of the sport. Ohtani threw six shutout innings and hit three home runs, and sent the Dodgers on their way to a second consecutive World Series appearance. It was his first time leaving Dodger Stadium (but not his furthest home run hit there).
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6. Willie Stargell, 470 feet
Stargell, a lifetime Pittsburgh Pirate, hit his first entry on this list in 1973, when he led the NL with 44 home runs. He finished as a runner up in MVP voting that season, though went on to win his first MVP six years later.
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5. Shohei Ohtani: 473 feet
Ohtani’s longest home run at Dodger Stadium didn’t leave the park, but went a whopping 473 feet against the Boston Red Sox on ESPN Sunday Night Baseball.
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4. Giancarlo Stanton, 475 feet
Stanton has a ridiculous record at Dodger Stadium, so it’s no wonder why he’s here. The big man has hit 10 home runs in 25 games at Dodger Stadium, batting .309 and driving in 26 runs in the process. His long home run came all the way back in 2015, when he took Mike Bolsinger deep.
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3. Mike Piazza, 478 feet
Prior to Ohtani’s inclusion, Piazza was the only Dodger to leave the stadium with a home run. Piazza hit his bomb against the Colorado Rockies on Sept. 21, 1997 — his 37th of the season — and it flew out over the pavilion in left field.
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2. Mark McGwire, 483 feet
Fresh off of his 70 home run season, McGwire visited Dodger Stadium in the twilight of his career with the St. Louis Cardinals and hit a towering blast over the left center field fence in 1999. He hit 65 home runs that season — leading MLB — and drove in 147 runs, which led the National League.
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1. Willie Stargell, 506 feet
Stargell is the only visiting player to accomplish this feat twice. The Hall of Famer crushed 475 home runs throughout his 21-year career, and has held this Dodger Stadium record since Aug. 5, 1969.
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