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MLB·STATS·September 19, 2026 01:01 AM ET

Jackson Merrill hits 432-foot solo homer

The drive left his bat at 111.4 mph.

Wire Report IntelligenceUpdated Sep 191 min read
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What happened: Merrill drove a solo home run on a 96.2 mph four-seam fastball. The ball traveled 432 feet with a 29-degree launch angle and had enough carry to leave all 30 parks.

Why it matters: The swing pushed Merrill to 26 home runs on the season. The Statcast profile made it a no-doubt drive, not a wall-scraper, which gives the shot more weight than a routine highlight.

By the numbers: 26th home run; 432 feet; 111.4 mph exit velocity; 29-degree launch angle; home run in 30 of 30 parks.

What to watch: Watch whether Merrill keeps that power pace rolling over his next few games. Another homer would move him past 26 on the season.

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