Bryce Harper’s one hundredth homer is a Good Humor grand slam

Bryce Harper made his one hundredth homer a memorable one beyond its milestone implications. The ball rocketed off his bat into a upper deck electronic signboard at Nationals Park transforming “Good Humor” into “Good Humo°” (watch closely at the 0:24 mark in the above video). The third inning grand slam — the first of Harper’s young career — gave the Nationals a 4-1 lead over the Braves on way to a 6-2 victory.

A photo posted by @nationals on Apr 14, 2016 at 2:42pm PDT

Harper, at 23 years, 181 days of age, is the eighth-youngest player to hit 100 home runs. Mel Ott of the New York Giants still holds the record as the youngest to notch one hundred round trippers. In 1931, he reached the mark at 22 years, 132 days old.

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Last year, Harper become the youngest ever unanimous MLB MVP selection after hitting 42 home runs during the regular season and posting a league-leading 9.9 WAR. He’s off to another good start this season, with three homers and 9 RBIs in 8 games.