Kris Bryant hit another ball off the Wrigley scoreboard ... and it may be the longest HR of 2015

Nothing is this world is safe from Kris Bryant's massive home runs, including Kris Bryant himself. Well, at least his virtual representation. In May, the Cubs rookie hit a 477-foot homer off the new Wrigley scoreboard.

In the fifth inning of Sunday's D-backs-Cubs game, he did it again:

Oh … and Statcast™ measured it at 495 feet, which makes it the longest home run of 2015:

MLB Statcast estimated that the homer by #Cubs Kris Bryant traveled 495 feet, which is the longest homer in MLB this year. #Dbacks

- Steve Gilbert (@SteveGilbertMLB) September 6, 2015

It beats Michael Taylor's 493-foot moonshot from Aug. 20 by a mere two feet, but it dwarfs last season's longest, a 489-footer off the bat of Mike Trout:

And there are still four more weeks in the season, so there's plenty of time for Bryant to break his own record or for the rest of MLB to enter the "home run most likely to successfully deliver parts to the International Space Station" contest.  

In fact, his teammates were so inspired, they submitted their own entries right away. Miguel Montero hit a grand slam in the sixth inning and Jonathan Herrera hit a solo shot soon after.