WATCH: Kyle Schwarber barrels jaw-dropping 436-footer at PNC Park

Cubs slugger Kyle Schwarber ogled his mammoth home run before heading to first base.

by Cole Little - Senior Writer - Sep 1, 2020, 8:58 PM

PITTSBURGH — With the aptly-named Tyler Bashlor on the mound for the Pittsburgh Pirates, Chicago Cubs slugger Kyle Schwarber bashed a monstrous home run off the Pittsburgh reliever. One at-bat after Javier Baez plated Kris Bryant with a double to deep left, Schwarber smashed a 436-footer well over the center field wall.

Schwarber made sure to marvel at his handiwork before trotting around the bases, as he knew it was gone as soon as it left the bat. The two-run jack marked Schwarber's 10th long ball of the season and increased Schwarber's RBI total to 21. Bashlor relieved starter Chad Kuhl earlier in the fifth frame and proceeded to give up three runs in a span of two plate appearances at PNC Park, as Schwarber's dinger placed Chicago ahead 6-1 in the top of the fifth.

Here’s the thing about @kschwarb12: pic.twitter.com/hHSrAO9hAW
— Chicago Cubs (@Cubs) September 2, 2020

lol pic.twitter.com/PoJM8ODo6p
— Chicago Cubs (@Cubs) September 2, 2020

#Cubs 6 @ #Pirates 1 [T5-1o]:

Kyle Schwarber homers (10): line drive to CF (2-run)

Hit: 436ft, 104.2mph, 25°??

Pitch: 95.4mph Sinker (RHP Tyler Bashlor, 2)
— Home Run Tracker (@DingerTracker) September 2, 2020

Let's all take a moment to enjoy the absolute beauty that is Kris Bryant going first to home on a Javy double. pic.twitter.com/lR0Spu5UZY
— Cubs Insider (@realcubsinsider) September 2, 2020