The home run, which came on an 0-1 fastball from Jeremy Jeffress, left Fisher’s bat at 95.7 mph and traveled a projected 346 feet, according to Statcast™. Fisher followed that up with an RBI single off Dillon Gee — in the same inning — as the Astros built a 13-1 lead with a nine-run frame.

It was the first time an Astros player hit a home run as his first MLB hit since Teoscar Hernandez did it last August.