Everybody loves a home run. Whether it's a second-deck moonshot, a will-it-or-won't-it wall-scraper or a frenetic inside-the-park job, we tend to get excited when a player connects and touches 'em all.

But sometimes, a home run is merely the outcome of an odd moment or an unusual series of events, the runs produced essentially taking a back seat to the quirkiness of the circumstances.

That'll be the focus here as we look at some of the quirkier home runs in MLB history (for which video exists). In other words, these homers have more personality than the average round-tripper.

Juan Soto homers before his MLB debut (May 10/June 18, 2018)

When Soto clubbed his first MLB home run on June 18, 2018, the ball was hit so hard that it actually traveled back in time and landed on May 10 -- seri

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