NOTE: The official distance on Happ’s home run was changed during the game to 433 feet.

The initial reported distance was at 473 feet, which would have been one of the longest blasts by a Cubs player in the last decade.

The home run gave the Cubs a 5-2 lead over the Blue Jays.

The initial reported distance would have been the longest homer by a Cubs player since Kyle Schwarber also connected on a 473-foot shot on July 28, 2019.

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The last time a Cub hit a ball farther was Javy Báez in August 2018 – a 481-foot moonshot.

473 feet would rank as the the 5th-longest by a Cubs player since Statcast began tracking in 2015.

It was Happ’s 21st homer of the season and he now has 68 runs driven in.