David Ortiz's Record-Slow Home Run Trot  Written by Larry
Granillo on .   Well, I've been saying it all year, and it
finally happened tonight: David Ortiz became the first player in
the 2010 season to take more than 30-seconds to trot around the
bases after a home run. With four of the top five slowest home
run trots of the year already - all four of which were clocked
in at 28.95 seconds or slower - it seemed inevitable that he
would be the first to break the half-minute barrier. With his
laser beam down the right field line in the second inning of
tonight's game, he finally did it.  See the home run trot here.
A trot like this doesn't come without help. Papi is certainly
one of MLB's premiere home run watchers, usually taking a second
or more to watch the path of the ball and compose himself before
he leaves the batter's box (Vlad Guerrero and Alfonso Soriano
are two others in the same camp). But standing in the batter's
box and watching the flight of the home run isn't always a bad
thing. Long fly balls p