Random Debut:
Norihiro Nakamura hit 363 career home runs in Japan, and advanced to the final home run derby after hitting career home run number 400 this year.
Armando Rios hit 36 home runs in real life and joined the 400 home run club this year.
Louis Santop hit career home run number 1100 this year, with Jocko Flanagan hitting home run number 500.
Joining the 300 club this year were Bill Shaller, Ken Guettler, Ed Flanagan, and the other Giambi - Jeremy.
Mule Suttles finally called it quits with a remarkable 1162 career home runs. I'm sure they were somewhat inflated based on the era and the set-up, but he'll be one to watch in the final home run derby based on his performance so far.
Mike Diaz also retired with 695 home runs, as did John Kerins (514) and Ed Cartwright (426).
Player Watch
Louis Santop (37) - 1119
Bullet Rogan (33) - 880
Jose Canseco (36) - 545
Sam Wise (41) - 494
George Wood (37) - 488
Jocko Milligan (34) -510
Curley Williams (35) - 482
Erubiel Durazo (36) - 475
Matt Joyce (29) - 475
Roger Connor (36) - 461
Tommy Gregg (30) - 456
Jimmy Knowles (33) - 431
Norihiro Nakamura (34) - 426
Armando Rios (29) -413
Jud Wilson (24) - 382
Bill Krieg (32) - 376
Mark Polhemus (34) - 364
Harry Fisher (36) - 359
Wally Andrews (31) - 350
Biff Shaller (25) - 337
Ken Guettler (29) -321
Jeremy Giambi (32) - 318
Ed Flanagan (28) - 305
Dennis Casey (21) - 162
Season Leaders
1. Jud Wilson - 68
2. Ken Guettler - 63
3. Matt Joyce - 59
4. Bullet Rogan - 57
5. Dennis Casey - 51
6. Tommy Gregg - 51
7. Biff Shaller - 51
Top 10 Retired
1. Mule Suttles - 1162
2. Barry Bonds - 985
3. William Rumler - 873
4. Matt Winters - 809
5. Frank Reiger - 800
6. Chuck Buheller - 775
7. Mike Diaz - 695
8. Mike Schmidt - 673
9. Sam Thompson - 623
10. Greg Brock - 616