Longest MLB home runs — Thursday, July 23, 2026

9 home runs across 4 games. The longest was Michael Harris II (ATL), 420 ft at 109.6 mph off Griffin Canning. Every homer of the day is ranked below by Statcast distance; open the interactive board to sort by time, team, or player and play each clip inline.

	Player	Team	Distance	Exit velo	Inning
1	Michael Harris II	ATL vs SD	420 ft	109.6 mph · 26°	B2 · 1-run · off Griffin Canning	Watch ▶
2	Patrick Bailey	CLE vs MIN	420 ft	109.2 mph · 32°	B5 · 1-run · off Taj Bradley	Watch ▶
3	Ozzie Albies	ATL vs SD	398 ft	99.6 mph · 33°	B4 · 1-run · off Griffin Canning	Watch ▶
4	Ty France	SD vs ATL	395 ft	108.2 mph · 22°	T8 · 2-run · off Tyler Kinley	Watch ▶
5	Dominic Smith	ATL vs SD	392 ft	99.3 mph · 32°	B4 · 3-run · off Griffin Canning	Watch ▶
6	Isaac Collins	KC vs DET	390 ft	101.7 mph · 32°	T6 · 2-run · off Troy Melton	Watch ▶
7	Drake Baldwin	ATL vs SD	370 ft	98.4 mph · 37°	B7 · 1-run · off Matt Waldron	Watch ▶
8	Tyler Locklear	AZ vs STL	364 ft	111.5 mph · 21°	T4 · 2-run · off Michael McGreevy	Watch ▶
9	James Outman	DET vs KC	364 ft	100.1 mph · 38°	B7 · 3-run · off John Schreiber	Watch ▶

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