Dominica vs Venezuela produces the most explosive home run in history

This Dominican batting lineup is historic. Their home run celebrations are too.

Juan Soto, Ketel Marte, Vladimir Guerrero Jr., and Fernando Tatis Jr. each blasted monster home runs in today's heavyweight World Baseball Classic matchup between Dominica and Venezuela. These four home runs, accompanied by epic bat flips and base-running celebrations, drove the Miami crowd's roar to ear-shattering decibels.

Soto opened the scoring in the first inning with his signature two-strike home run, tossing his bat high into the air as he walked toward first base.

Marte stylishly finished his home run swing in the third inning, flipping his bat toward the Dominican dugout.

Guerrero Jr. later in the same inning also launched a home run that just cleared the left-field wall; he bent down in the batter's box to watch it go, then slammed his bat onto the ground.

Tatis Jr. capped the Dominican home run feast in the fourth inning; his bat spun out of his hands even before his swing was fully complete, he stomped toward his dugout before turning to begin his base run.

Four home runs, each Dominican slugger acknowledged the crowd while rounding the bases. Four home runs, as the balls flew out of the stadium, teammates poured from the dugout, forming a small sea of joy.

Soto thumped his chest as he neared first base. Marte raised both hands high, unleashing passion toward teammates and fans. Guerrero Jr. turned and roared triumphantly at his teammates, exchanging high-fives before starting his base run. Tatis leaped high after rounding third base, charging toward home plate.

Soto's base run took over 32 seconds, Marte's 26 seconds, Guerrero Jr.'s nearly 35 seconds, Tatis Jr.'s 28 seconds.

Dominica has already blasted 13 home runs in four games of this Classic, leading all teams. No home runs are as thrilling as Dominica's.