WATCH: Bryant smashes 433 feet homer in World Series

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by Tony Crumpton - Senior Editor - Tuesday, November 1, 2016, 8:21 PM

Cubs slugger Kris Bryant launched a solo homer to left field in the first inning of the World Series against the Indians on Tuesday night.

The 433-feet blast had an exit velocity of 106.2 MPH and it was on a 0-2 count as Tomlin threw him a slow curveball.

Bryant is the first Cubs player with a home run in consecutive World Series games.

A swing of beauty. https://t.co/B3LADj1jr7 #FlyTheWhttps://t.co/dR8c2AGL3x

— Chicago Cubs (@Cubs) November 2, 2016

?? Warm it up, Kris. ?? pic.twitter.com/WozClSD9vj

— Chicago Cubs (@Cubs) November 2, 2016

Oooooohhhh!

PEDAZO de cuadrangular de Kris Bryant que casi la saca del estadio

Así se sale de un slump@indians 0-1 @Cubs pic.twitter.com/oUpvg9fklY

— Tony Cherchi (@tonycherchi) November 2, 2016

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