Of the 122, 63 would be semi-detached two bedroom houses. A further 53 would be three bedroom semi-detached properties. There would also be six four bedroom properties.

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Pittsburgh Pirates shortstop Oneil Cruz etched his name into Major League Baseball history on Sunday by hitting a home run with an exit velocity of 122.9 mph–the hardest-hit ball ever recorded ...

The Statcast era began in 2015. The previous record, held by Cruz, was a single on Aug. 24, 2022 against the Atlanta Braves that came off the bat at 122.4 mph. "I connected really well.

The Pirates' Oneil Cruz had the hardest-hit ball since Statcast started tracking in 2015, a home run that left the bat at 122.9 mph and splashed into the Allegheny River.

PITTSBURGH — Pittsburgh’s Oneil Cruz had the hardest-hit ball since Statcast started tracking in 2015, a home run off Milwaukee’s Logan Henderson on Sunday that left the bat at 122.9 mph and splashed ...

Cruz had the previous hardest-hit ball, a 122.4 mph single on Aug. 24, 2022. Miami's Giancarlo Stanton had the prior hardest-hit home run at 121.8 mph, a drive off Gio Gonzalez at Washington on ...

Cruz's home run was measured at 122.9 mph off his bat. Henderson's fastball was clocked at 92.2 mph, so this wasn't a case of Cruz's bat colliding with a hard pitch and sending it the other way.