articleThe Brief Oneil Cruz of the Pittsburgh Pirates hit a record-breaking 513-foot home run during the MLB Home Run Derby 2025, surpassing Ronald Acuña Jr.'s previous Truist Park record and reportedly breaking a window. Pittsburgh Pirates slugger Oneil Cruz delivered the most jaw-dropping swing of Monday night’s Home Run Derby, launching a 513-foot missile that shattered Ronald Acuña Jr.’s Truist Park distance record — and reportedly broke a window in the process. Oneil Cruz #15 of the Pittsburgh Pirates bats in the first round of the T-Mobile Home Run Derby during the MLB All-Star festivities at Truist Park on July 14, 2025 in Atlanta, Georgia. His 513-foot shot now ranks as one of the longest in Home Run Derby history — behind only Juan Soto’s 520-foot blast in Denver in 2021 — and gave fans a glimpse of his raw, generational power. Cruz may not have won the Derby, but he left Atlanta with a piece of Truist Park history — and perhaps a repair bill.