Bryce Harper hits 482-foot home run at Home Run Derby in Philadelphia
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Last updated Jul 14, 2026
Bryce Harper launched a 482-foot home run during the T-Mobile Home Run Derby held at Citizens Bank Park on July 13, 2026. Harper represented the Philadelphia Phillies along with teammate Kyle Schwarber. Harper's spectacular shot electrified the crowd, though he finished with eight home runs and did not advance to the semifinals. Schwarber secured his spot in the semifinal round with 10 home runs, while Harper's performance generated significant attention on social media. The semifinals featured strong performances from Willson Contreras and Jordan Walker, who both finished with high totals, advancing to the championship round.
- •Harper hit a 482-foot home run in the first round.
- •Schwarber advanced to the semifinals with 10 home runs.
- •Harper finished with eight home runs, missing advancement.
- •Willson Contreras and Jordan Walker led the semifinals.
- •Event took place at Citizens Bank Park in Philadelphia.
- 5:18 AMYahoo Sports — Kyle Schwarber’s Reaction to Bryce Harper’s 482-Foot Home Run Goes Viral
"The T-Mobile Home Run Derby took center stage Monday night at Citizens Bank Park in Philadelphia, giving the hometown Phillies plenty of reasons to cheer.Kyle Schwarber and Bryce Harper represented the hometown Phillies in the event. Harper won the Derby in 2018 with the Washington Nationals, while Schwarber, coincidentally, finished as the runner-up that year.The […] The post Kyle Schwarber’s Reaction to Bryce Harper’s 482-Foot Home Run Goes Viral appeared first on HEAVY.
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