5 Year Recalc:
Mike Schmidt reached 400 career home runs this season and now has been successful in each version I've attempted. Given the struggles others faced in round 2 that's a pretty impressive feat.
Johnny Bench also joined the 400 club this year. Bench came real close in real life with 389 career home runs.
Greg Luzinski joined the 300 club at the age of 31. He's in good shape to reach 400, but we'll see whether the early end to his career in real life effects the Bull.
John Mayberry, Sr. is 33 and finished the year with 329 home runs. Mayberry hit 255 home runs in real life.
Willie Stargell retired after hitting 591 career home runs.
Boog Powell also retired after hitting 510 home runs. In real life Powell hit 339 homers.
Player Watch
Reggie Jackson (36) - 581
Tony Horton (37) - 442
Johnny Bench (34) - 415
Mike Schmidt (34) - 414
Carl Yastrzemski (44) - 398
Dave Kingman (33) - 352
Rick Monday (36) - 344
Oscar Gamble (32) - 339
Ron Bloomberg (34) - 338
John Mayberry, Sr. (33) - 329
Darrel Evans (35) - 320
Greg Luzinski (31) - 311
Dave Winfield (31) - 214
Andre Dawson (28) - 196
Eddie Murray (26) - 184
Cal Ripken (22) - 26
Season Leaders
1. Mike Schmidt - 44
2. Ken Phelps - 39
3. Fred Lynn - 36
4. Eddie Murray - 36
5. Dale Murphy - 35
6. John Mayberry, Sr. - 33
7. Johnny Bench - 32
Top 10 Players Retired
1. Ted Williams - 816
2. Babe Ruth - 728
3. Mickey Mantle - 678
4. Jimmie Foxx - 663
5. Hank Aaron - 659
6. Mel Ott - 637
7. Willie Mays - 620
8. Willie McCovey - 591
9. Willie Stargell - 591
10. Johnny Mize - 546