Randy Johnson calls his shot before pitch, hammers ball to the fence at USC alumni game

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Hall of Famer Randy Johnson wasn't much of a hitter over his legendary career with just a .125 career average and one home run.

Then again, the "Big Unit" didn't need to be good at hitting at all as he would just shut opposing teams down on the mound, but that's not to say he wasn't talented at the plate.

Johnson showcased his hitting ability at USC's Alumni game when he called his shot before the pitch and then proceeded to hammer the ball exactly where he said he would, all the way to the fence.

Great to be back at #USC baseball alumni game at Dedeaux Field where it all started.#CallingMyShot #TheHit @sctrojans_baseball @old_robo

A video posted by Randy Johnson (@rj51photos) on Jan 29, 2017 at 2:08pm PST

Johnson is the Owen Nolan of baseball when it comes to calling his shot, and the Jaromir Jagr of baseball when it comes to being the ageless wonder.

The guy is out there at 53-years-old calling his own shot and making everyone eat their words. Plus, he only stopped playing after the 2009 season, so it wasn't that long ago.

Simply put, Johnson doesn't age, and as Barstool pointed out, he has a creepy resemblance to the Undertaker. Forget about Kane being his brother, Johnson is the more likely candidate.