MLB: First At Bat Home Runs Compilation

They were playing in rookie difficulty

Tyler Austin and Aaron Judge back-to-back first at bat home runs. This is the type of stuff you see in video games.

It must have felt good to hit a home run in first at bat off of Randy Johnson

Wonder if that guy Judge ever amounted to anything

Can say i witnessed tyler austin and aaron judge back to back

IMO, 4:11 is one of the greatest calls in MLB regular season history

Just amazing! Can't imagine that feeling. Your first major league at bat playing for the New York Yankees in Yankee Stadium, and you hit it deep.

3:47 is pitcher Tommy Milone. It's so cool to see a pitcher hitting a home run in their first major league at-bat!

Those old school devil rays unis were sick

at 1:35, you have to be real old to remember this, but that guy Napoli is a dead ringer for Don Mincher. Mincher also played for the Angels (among other teams), but was left handed. The first guy, for Cleveland, hits a grand slam in his first at bat and nobody's excited—not him, not the announcers, no one in the park. Just ho hum. It must have been a one sided game at the time, but the score isn't up on the screen. I guess the fans wouldn't be excited, since the game is in Texas. The first guy I saw do this was Benny Ayala, for the Mets. If you know when Ayala did it, you can figure out how old I am.

Omg Adam Wainwright's 1st at bat was a home run lololololol

Welcome to the big leagues

on the second clip, dude in the bullpen made a hell of a play lol

Home run off Randy Johnson on your first MLB at bat- CLUTCH!!!!!

Look at Aaron Judge now

I'm a die hard Boston fan, and Judge is amazing so far. I don't think he can keep up how good he has been, but he'll be close

What's funny is that pitch Hayward turned-on at 4:15 for a HR in his 1st AB, was the pitch he couldn't catch-up to last year and rendered him practically unplayable in the Postseason.

I remember watching Aaron Judge and Tyler Austin hitting the back to back homers! That isn't saying much though because that was only last year

starlin castro also had a first at bat homerun, also broke a rookie debut rbi record with 8 (like jorge solers' it was in Cincinnati)

I noticed that a lot of them were fastballs I think the pitchers underestimated them and tried to show them up a little bit because they were rookies and they were expecting a fastball.