Elly De La Cruz hits 457-foot home run at Great American Ball Park
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Last updated Sep 15, 2026
On September 14, 2026, Elly De La Cruz hit a 457-foot home run against the Los Angeles Dodgers at Great American Ball Park. This impressive blast was not enough to claim the title of the longest home run at the venue. Since the park's opening in 2003, Adam Dunn holds the record with a 535-foot shot. Other notable home runs include Juan Francisco’s 502-footer and Paul DeJong's 486-foot homer, recorded during the Statcast era. De La Cruz, however, has not yet surpassed his own record of 458 feet, achieved earlier in June 2023.
- •De La Cruz hit a 457-foot homer on September 14, 2026.
- •Longest home run at GABP is Adam Dunn's 535 feet from 2004.
- •Juan Francisco hit a 502-foot homer in 2011.
- •Paul DeJong holds the Statcast record at 486 feet.
- •De La Cruz's longest is 458 feet, hit in June 2023.
- 7:42 PMYahoo Sports — What are the longest home runs hit at Great American Ball Park?
"Elly De La Cruz's 457-foot blast this season was impressive, but not the longest home run hit at the Reds ballpark.
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