Alex Bregman’s 100th career home run Monday night was exactly 100 mph, MLB official says
Astros win 8-5 against the Mariners and are currently 3-1
Tulsi Kamath, Senior Digital News Editor
Updated: July 27, 2020 at 9:20 PM
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HOUSTON – Houston Astros star Alex Bregman hit his 100th career home run Monday night in a game against the Seattle Mariners at Minute Maid Park. The Astros won the game 8-5 with Bregman and Jose Altuve hitting home runs.
The Astros posted a video of the spectacular shot on Twitter with the caption, “No. 100 got out in a hurry.”
Darren Williams, the Director for Research and Development for Major League Baseball tweeted soon after that Bregman’s homer was exactly 100 mph and reached a peak height of 97 feet and a distance of 389 feet.
— PLAY BRUNO CABOCLO 🚀1-1 x 🧀 x ☄️3-1 (@shisuiburner_) July 28, 2020
Alex Bregman just hit the 100th home run of his career to the Crawford Boxes and this little girl “caught” it. @ABREG_1 will have a new artifact to take home tonight. pic.twitter.com/RvD1GTLt7g