This is the final installment of a ten part series looking at the Brewers' longest home runs of 2011, as measured by Hit Tracker Online. The first nine parts in the series can be accessed here:
| Rank | Hitter | Distance | Date | Link |
| 2 | Prince Fielder | 471 feet |
July 30 |
Post (w/ video) |
| 3 | Rickie Weeks |
451 feet |
July 19 |
Post (w/ video) |
| 4 | Prince Fielder |
451 feet | September 27 |
Post (w/ video) |
| 5 | Ryan Braun |
445 feet | March 31 | Post (w/ video) |
| 6 | Ryan Braun |
444 feet | April 3 |
Post (w/ video) |
| 7 | Prince Fielder | 443 feet | July 5 | Post (w/ video) |
| 8 | Corey Hart | 443 feet | July 19 | Post (w/ video) |
| 9 | Rickie Weeks | 443 feet | September 27 | Post (w/ video) |
| 10 | Corey Hart | 441 feet | May 23 | Post (w/ video) |
Dear fans of Prince Fielder's next team, whoever you may be,
I come to you today with a word of caution regarding your new slugger, in the interest of your safety and the safety of your concessions.
When Prince Fielder is up, no matter how far you are from the plate, you should be watching what's going on. And, for the love of all things holy, hold on tightly to your popcorn lest this happen to you:
That ball traveled 486 feet and was both the longest home run hit in all of baseball in 2011 and the longest in the history of Minute Maid Park. It was the farthest a ball has been hit in the majors since Wladimir Balentien hit one 495 feet back in October 2009.
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