How far could Elly De La Cruz hit a ball and still get himself out?

base. I found this shot, a swinging

bunt. So, that's kind of his sprint

speed first to home. We're going to use

that. I found the footage I just showed

of that short fly ball to shallow right

field. It's like 120 ft or something.

And now, this is him running and the

play. But as you could see, I I overlaid

them, but he kind of slows down. He

slows down after he hits first. So now I

got to do science by editing backed by

nobody trusted by few. And I got to I'm

looping some of his fastest steps in the

middle here so we can get a better

gauge. And also, he's running straight

to the base here. Now, in this scenario,

he's going to be running straight to the

spot where he catches the ball. Let's

watch it from the start again. All

right, now it's overlaid. He's running.

The ball's in the air. We're gonna loop

it. He's still there. He's okay. That's

it. The ball comes down there and he's

there. Now, if he was running straight

at it, does he Willie Maze? Does he make

a diving basket catch? I don't know. I

think maybe this is science by heading.

I need someone that does science by math

to really tell us what's the hang time

needed that gets the farthest distance

that Ellie de la Cruz could hit a ball

and take off from home plate and track

it down and make the catch. I think he

could do this one if he put his heart to

it. If after he swung he knew that's

what his mission was, I think he could

track this one down. But that's as far

as I can take this question and

everyone's been dying to get an answer

to it. So now I got to put it out to

other people that know the maths and

help me