Sal Stewart makes Reds history with home run off 102.3 mph pitch

Sal Stewart launched a home run off a 102.3 mph fastball from Jacob Misiorowski, marking the fastest pitch a Reds player has ever homered against since Statcast began tracking in 2008. The seventh-inning blast contributed to the Reds' 7-2 victory over the Brewers, helping Stewart achieve his 17th home run of the season. This performance highlights Stewart's rising status in Major League Baseball as he ties among the National League's top run producers with 60 RBIs. His impressive outing came as the Reds snapped Milwaukee's momentum, with José Trevino also homering off Misiorowski during the game. Chase Burns earned the win for Cincinnati in this matchup.

• 11:07 PMYahoo Sports — Sal Stewart just did something no Reds hitter had ever done against baseball's hardest throwers