Jay Payton became the third player to hit 700 home runs in his career.
Adam Dunn moved to 9th on at list, with Michihiro Ogasawara retiring with 514 career home runs. Ogasaware didn't hit any home runs in the majors, but hit 371 in Japan.
David Ortiz retired with 546 home runs, making him a successful member of the real life 400 home run club.
Dae-Un Paek became the latest member of the 400 home run club. Paek never played in the majors.
2016 Home Run Leaders
1. Eric Hosmer-55
2. Freddie Freeman-43
3. Masato Akamatsu-35
4. Pedro Alvarez-35
5. Trent Oeltjen-35
6. Albert Pujols-34
7. Brett Lawrie-33
8. Kevin Russo-33
9. Yuta Naitoh-32
10. Takahiro Okada-32
The 400 Club
Active Members of the 400 Club
Andruw Jones (432) 215
Players who reached 400 club in real life and replay
Adam Dunn (403*) 597
Albert Pujols (463) 588
Players who reached 400 club in replay, but not real life
Jay Payton (119) 716
Alfonso Soriano (372*) 565
Mark Teixeira (337 *) 483
Ben Zobrist (Active) 482
Garrett Jones (Active) 462
Trent Oeltjen (5) 436
Miguel Cabrera (Active) 431
Justin Morneau (Active) 428
Adrian Beltre (Active) 422
Travis Hafner (200) 403
Dae-Un Paek (0) 402
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Season Home Run Record:
1. Willie Aikens (1987) 77
Season Home Run Rookie Record:
1. Barry Bonds(1982)/ Lance Berkman (1995)Miguel Cabrera (2002) 39
Career Home Run Leaders:
1. Bob Lennon -746
2. Tom Robson -734
3. Jay Payton #-716
4. Bill McNulty -693
5. Tookie Gilbert -678
6. Willie Aikens -651
7. Jim Edmonds -619
8. Javy Lopez -612
9. Adam Dunn #-597
10. Adrian Garrett -588