It only took the “Yerminator” one swing to make his mark in front of the sell-out Chicago White Sox crowd, as he crushed a 485-foot home run in his first at-bat of the game. This blast marks the third longest in the history of the ballpark, adding another milestone to his legendary start to the 2021 campaign. The The White Sox would go on to win 6-0 and Yermin still remains at the top of MLB with a .556 batting average.