WATCH: Michael Hermosillo smashes 441-foot two-run blast, his first homer with Cubs

Ottawa, Illinois, native Michael Hermosillo walloped a lengthy two-run homer in his first start with the Cubs.

Cole Little - Senior Writer - Wednesday, August 18 2021

CINCINNATI — After Chicago Cubs left fielder Ian Happ homered in the first inning, Cubs right fielder Michael Hermosillo belted a two-run jack in the second inning on Wednesday. Coming in his first start as a Cub, Hermosillo's dinger soared 441 feet out to left-center field at Great American Ball Park, leaving the yard at 108.8 mph and 29 degrees.

The tape measure home run was Hermosillo's first in the big leagues since 2018. Cincinnati Reds starter Tyler Mahle gave it up on a 93.3-mph four-seamer. Hermosillo, who was called up by the Cubs on Tuesday, now has one long ball and two RBIs on the season. He plated second baseman David Bote, who drew a leadoff walk in the previous plate appearance.

Hello, @mhermosillo10.

Farewell, baseball. pic.twitter.com/aZo6I3nZxh
— Chicago Cubs (@Cubs) August 18, 2021

1st @Cubs home run for the Ottawa, IL native! pic.twitter.com/mv6ejZGLAH
— Marquee Sports Network (@WatchMarquee) August 18, 2021

#Cubs 3 @ #Reds 0 [T2-0o]:

Michael Hermosillo homers (1): fly ball to LCF (2-run)

Hit: 441ft??, 108.8mph, 29°??

Pitch: 93.3mph Four-Seam Fastball (RHP Tyler Mahle, 20)
— Home Run Tracker (@DingerTracker) August 18, 2021