San Diego Padres reliever Mason Miller allowed a record-breaking home run on a 103.9 MPH pitch against the Arizona Diamondbacks.

Lourdes Gurriel Jr. etched his name in MLB history by hitting a 103.9 mph fastball from Mason Miller for a game-tying home run, the fastest pitch ever hit for a homer since 2008. The Diamondbacks outfielder also homered earlier in the game,

The Padres picked up Mason Miller in a blockbuster trade that required giving up a coveted prospect, but he struggled on Tuesday.

San Diego president of baseball operations A.J. Preller made a huge push for Miller, as is his wont, and the A’s viewed the Mets as the “most serious” option beyond the Padres, per The Athletic. The Mets and A’s reportedly had “very serious” conversation, but the sides did not gain traction and the Amazin’s pivoted in different directions.

Mason Miller is right in the middle of the National League wild-card race as a member of the San Diego Padres, but he was reportedly almost part of the same race with a different team.