 Well, how did they measure it back then? Yeah, back then, we didn't have accuracy, and it was just guessing game. And I still wonder about that. But the shortest was the funny 24-inch home run. The guy didn't even swing. The ball hit his bat, and it stuck in the mud in 1902. Somebody wrote an account of it. And if nobody ever found the ball, I guess it wasn't inside the park home. It was not an error. It wasn't human error. Elements were in play, yes, but...