From the longest home run hit by a Mets player since Statcast™ began tracking in 2015 (Michael Conforto) to a rookie's first career home run in his home ballpark (Steven Duggar at AT&T Park), here's a look at each homer hit around the Majors on Monday:
Michael Trout (LAA), No. 31 | 371 feet, 111.3 mph off J. Gray vs. COL

Rhys Hoskins (PHI), No. 27 | 379 feet, 102.6 mph off Madson vs. WSH

Alex Bregman (HOU), No. 25 | 99.2 mph off Trivino vs. OAK

Anthony Rizzo (CHC), No. 22 | 425 feet, 102.3 mph off Zamora vs. NYM

Matt Chapman (OAK), No. 21 | 334 feet, 100.6 mph off G. Cole @ HOU

Gleyber Torres (NYY), No. 20 | 444 feet, 107.8 mph off Rodon vs. CWS

Michael Conforto (NYM), No. 19 | 472 feet, 109.8 mph off Lester @ CHC

Trey Mancini (BAL), No. 19 | 392 feet, 102.9 mph off Gaviglio vs. TOR

Shohei Ohtani (LAA), No. 15 | 412 feet, 106.8 mph off J. Gray vs. COL

DJ LeMahieu (COL), No. 12 | 362 feet, 96.8 mph off J. Johnson @ LAA

Marcus Semien (OAK), No. 11 | 408 feet, 104.4 mph off G. Cole @ HOU

Tyler White (HOU), No. 9 | 372 feet, 99.3 mph off Pagan vs. OAK

Matt Wieters (WSH), No. 6 | 399 feet, 100.8 mph off Eflin @ PHI

Kevin Plawecki (NYM), No. 5 | 376 feet, 97.5 mph off Cishek @ CHC

Tony Wolters (COL), No. 3 | 390 feet, 98.3 mph off Despaigne @ LAA

Steven Duggar (SF), No. 2 | 383 feet, 107.4 mph off Corbin vs. ARI