Cubs’ Seiya Suzuki absolutely crushes monstrous 3-run blast vs. Reds
Seiya Suzuki wowed the Chicago Cubs fans at Wrigley Field on Monday night, sending a ball high into the Chicago sky and landing 455 feet from home plate for a three-run home run. Suzuki started the year on the injured list after hurting his knee at the WBC, but has been red-hot since returning. He did it again on Monday, as the Cincinnati Reds were up 3-0 in the bottom of the fourth when Suzuki tied the game for the Cubs with one swing.
Seiya Suzuki goes 455 FEET on this 3-run home run
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It isn’t the first time that Suzuki has done something like this at Wrigley Field. The streaky hitter has the two longest home runs at the historic ballpark since 2022, as he hit a 459-foot blast in August 2024, according to Sarah Langs via X, formerly Twitter.
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