Matt Carpenter launched a slump-breaking, game-tying home run directly into a camera well

What's the best part about Matt Carpenter's solo home run in the third inning of Monday's Cardinals-D-backs matchup at Chase Field?

A) It tied the game, 1-1.

Or

B) It ended Carpenter's 0-for-21 slump stretching back to Aug. 17.

Or

C) He launched it directly into the camera well above center field.

The 432-foot dinger was Carpenter's 19th homer of the year, his sixth this month and first since Aug. 14. It left his bat at 107 mph. And, just to reiterate: It tied the game after the D-backs had taken a one-run lead the frame prior, it was Carpenter's first hit since Aug. 17, it was a Giancarlo Stanton-esque trick shot ... I could go on. 

So, I ask you again: What is the best part about this home run?