WATCH: Kris Bryant smashes 445-foot home run

Chicago Cubs third baseman Kris Bryant drilled a 445-foot solo bomb out to straightaway center field on Wednesday. (Credit: Joe Camporeale-USA TODAY Sports)

Cole Little - Senior Writer - Wednesday, August 14 2019

PHILADELPHIA — Chicago Cubs third baseman Kris Bryant ended a scoreless night for his team by going yard in the top of the seventh on Wednesday. With a lengthy solo blast hit out to straightaway center field, Bryant made the score 11-1 in favor of the Philadelphia Phillies.

The dinger at Citizens Bank Park carried 445 feet after being scorched off the bat at 108 miles per hour. Bryant's 24th long ball of the season, the solo shot boasted a launch angle of 28 degrees and served as Bryant's longest home run of the year.

Kris Bryant homers (24) on a fly ball to center off Aaron Nola
Exit Velocity 108 MPH
Distance 445 FT
Launch Angle 28.06#EverybodyIn vs #RingTheBell pic.twitter.com/AEzCCxlt1R
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