Has a baseball player ever popped up a fly ball so high that the sun burnt it up?

Question

Has a baseball player ever popped up a fly ball so high that the sun burnt it up?

Answer 1

No that is impossible

Answer 2

maybe in a dream

Answer 3

Yes. Griffey did it

Answer 4

What? That's one of the stupidest questions I've ever heard. It's Impossible!

Answer 5

Wow, what an intelligent question...

Answer 6

No, but players have played indoors and popped them up to the top of the dome...

Answer 7

no but in MN they hit the roof at least a few times a year

Answer 8

Yes. It was first accomplished in 1914 by "Home Run" Baker. He did not getting his nickname from hitting home runs, but rather because he had to run home to get another ball so the game could continue.

It's been done several times since and happened with alarming frequency at the old Colt. 45's stadium in Houston. To prevent this and help control how much they were spending on baseballs, they built the Astrodome. Several other cities then followed suit with domed stadiums of their own.

Answer 9

Santo jumped up and caught it and landed on the sun. Mainly  the reason why his legs got burnt off.  

Answer 10

Theirs no such thing as a stupid question. Ok actually scratch that. This is a stupid question.

Answer 11

ma dude n0

Answer 12

No you are freaking stupid

Answer 13

haha no but how cool would that be?

Answer 14

that is a stupid question and its impossible

Answer 15

Is that a serious question?

Answer 16

Dude use your brain. It kinda takes a players willingness to do that. Which player would concentrate all his power into the ball just to make it hit the sun. No logic there.

Answer 17

NOoo

Answer 18

umm

if a plane can go a few miles in the air and not get burnt im pretty sure a baseball can go up a few hundred feet and not get burnt

Answer 19

Not unless they were playing on Venus.

Answer 20

NO