12-Year-Old Sensation Hits Incredible 400-Foot Grand Slam for Team USA

A 12-year-old superstar playing for Team USA just hit an unbelievable 400-foot grand slam during the 12U baseball world cup. 

Meet Leyland Henry Jr., a young talent standing at an impressive 5 feet 10 inches and weighing 210 pounds. The kid got some serious power!

During the game, Leyland stepped up to the plate and swung with all his might, sending the ball soaring high and far beyond the center field wall. It was a jaw-dropping moment that left everyone in awe. Even USA Baseball couldn’t contain their excitement and took to Twitter to share the thrilling play. 

“DREW WITH THE DAGGER! LEYLAND HENRY CLEARS THE BATTER’S EYE WITH A GRAND SLAM TO PUT US UP 8!” they tweeted on Sunday.

This young baseball sensation is already drawing comparisons to legendary first baseman Frank Thomas, and it’s easy to see why. Leyland’s incredible performance has got everyone talking, and there’s no doubt that he’s destined for big things in the USA Baseball community.

With such a remarkable achievement at just 12 years old, everyone is eager to see how Leyland’s skills will develop as he continues to grow and play. The future looks incredibly bright for this talented young athlete, and we can’t wait to see what he accomplishes next.

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