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Originally Posted by Zorro
Being obsessed with the Home Run Record and how hard it is to do. We have Mike Trout of the Darmstadt Howlers with a very respectful 22 at half time. That would be on pace for 44 and 4 short of the record of 48. That record might never be broken in a Perfect League.
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I always meant to look through all my past leagues and see if there is a higher HR record number.
I did not know that my kiddos actually did that already a while back and wrote down 49 as the highest HR record in our leagues.
DH Babe Ruth 100 from Adirondack (don't know their park setup) hit 49 HRs in P412. The same card hit 47 as well. He played all 162 games.
I have never seen a Trout with more than 37. Trout tends to play 7-10 fewer games (LF or CF position) so he will be at a disadvantage.