Elly De La Cruz hits 457-foot homer in loss to Dodgers

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Last updated Sep 15, 2026

Elly De La Cruz hits 457-foot homer in loss to Dodgers
Summary

Cincinnati Reds shortstop Elly De La Cruz hit a 457-foot home run in the ninth inning during the team's 4-1 loss to the Los Angeles Dodgers on September 15, 2026. This impressive shot raised questions among fans regarding its ranking among the longest home runs at Great American Ball Park (GABP). Historical records indicate that the longest home run at GABP belongs to Adam Dunn, who hit a 535-foot homer back on August 10, 2004. Other notable long shots include Juan Francisco’s 502-foot homer in 2011 and Wily Mo Peña’s 498-foot blast in 2005. De La Cruz has previously matched this distance with another 457-foot homer earlier in his career.

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  • De La Cruz hit a 457-foot home run against the Dodgers.
  • Reds lost 4-1 to the Dodgers on September 15, 2026.
  • Adam Dunn holds the longest homer record at GABP with 535 feet.
  • Juan Francisco and Wily Mo Peña follow with 502 and 498 feet, respectively.
  • De La Cruz also hit a 457-foot homer earlier in his career.
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  • 8:05 PMYahoo SportsHow does Elly De La Cruz's 457-foot homer compare to GABP's longest?
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Ex-Red Adam Dunn hit a home run about 535 feet on Aug. 10, 2004, considered the longest in Great American Ball Park history. How do others compare?

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