PHILADELPHIA — Bryce Harper hit his longest home run since 2023 on Monday night — and then he hit an even longer one the very next inning.
Harper crushed his first homer of the night a Statcast-projected 440 feet into the second-deck in right-center field in the sixth inning. It was his longest home run since Sept. 23, 2023, but it took him less than an hour to top it.
In the seventh, Harper unleashed a missile off the facade of the second deck in right-center. It traveled a Statcast-projected 448 feet.
So, after not hitting a 440-foot home run for nearly two full years, Harper hit two in a single night. He’s the only player in MLB this season with multiple 440-foot homers in the same game — and the first Phillies player to do so since Statcast began tracking in 2015.
Those were just two of the Phillies’ four home runs in their 12-7 rout of the Mariners in the series opener at Citizens Bank Park. Every Phillies starter had at least one hit before the third inning en route to finishing with a season-high 21 hits as a team.
