Bryce Harper Killed A Baseball Into The Sky
Seventy-two years to the day from the first man-made object being sent into space, Bryce Harper mashed one hell of a tater.
It came on a 97-mph fastball from Hunter Strickland, and it took off. The FS1 camera actually misses the flight of the ball; it lands in the upper deck at the very right of your screen. And look at that swing.
ESPN estimated the home run's distance at something less than a million feet, which is disappointing and probably inaccurate.
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