Longest MLB home runs — Friday, August 28, 2026

6 home runs across 1 games. The longest was Tyler Stephenson (CIN), 399 ft at 103 mph off Trent Thornton. 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	Tyler Stephenson	CIN vs CHC	399 ft	103 mph · 30°	T6 · 3-run · off Trent Thornton	Watch ▶
2	TJ Friedl	CIN vs CHC	397 ft	106.4 mph · 26°	T9 · 1-run · off Daniel Palencia	Watch ▶
3	Jose Trevino	CIN vs CHC	395 ft	102.8 mph · 28°	T6 · 1-run · off Trent Thornton	Watch ▶
4	Pedro Ramírez	CHC vs CIN	390 ft	104.2 mph · 30°	B8 · 3-run · off Tejay Antone	Watch ▶
5	Sal Stewart	CIN vs CHC	382 ft	101.9 mph · 24°	T5 · 1-run · off David Peterson	Watch ▶
6	Michael Busch	CHC vs CIN	374 ft	102.5 mph · 27°	B3 · 2-run · off Rhett Lowder	Watch ▶

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