WATCH: Twins' Max Kepler blasts 444-foot home run into second deck against Cleveland

Jesse Reed

Updated: July 31, 2020

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Minnesota Twins right fielder Max Kepler absolutely smashed a ball off Cleveland’s Mike Clevinger Friday night, launching it into the second deck.

Check out this monster home run off the bat of Kepler.

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MAX KEPLER TO THE SECOND DECK.#MNTwins pic.twitter.com/GLdD0WeY2Q
— Bally Sports North (@BallySportsNOR) August 1, 2020

The ball left Kepler’s bat at nearly 107 miles per hour and went 444 feet — well over the tall right-center field wall.

https://twitter.com/mlb_big_boomers/status/1289357487477415936

Max Kepler with a 444-ft HR off Mike Clevinger.

That's tied for the 4th-longest HR Clevinger has allowed in his career (tied with a Sept. 2016 Miguel Cabrera HR). pic.twitter.com/BJEvOZh0i9
— Sarah Langs (@SlangsOnSports) August 1, 2020

It was Kepler’s third home run of the season. Last week, he hit two home runs in the first two innings on Opening Day against the Chicago White Sox. When he’s hot, he’s absolutely blazing.

By Jesse Reed

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WATCH: Twins’ Max Kepler blasts 444-foot home run into second deck against Cleveland

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