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BradG223 · 03-23-2020, 09:24 AM

There is a lot of overlap between career leaders in grand-slams, and career leaders in home runs. When we take a look at single-season records for grand-slams, we start to find a lot of players who might otherwise be forgotten to history.

Meet Jerome Tobin. A career homer total of 218 is pretty unremarkable when the top-dog has over 800, but Tobin inked himself into the record books when he hit 6 grand slams in 2039.

Other notes among single-season leaders: Alex Gonzalex is the first and only player to hit five grand-slams twice.
Alejandro Roman, the all-time leader, is present on this list.

03-23-2020, 09:24 AM	#4
BradG223 Minors (Double A) Join Date: Jan 2014 Posts: 173	There is a lot of overlap between career leaders in grand-slams, and career leaders in home runs. When we take a look at single-season records for grand-slams, we start to find a lot of players who might otherwise be forgotten to history. Meet Jerome Tobin. A career homer total of 218 is pretty unremarkable when the top-dog has over 800, but Tobin inked himself into the record books when he hit 6 grand slams in 2039. Other notes among single-season leaders: Alex Gonzalex is the first and only player to hit five grand-slams twice. Alejandro Roman, the all-time leader, is present on this list. Attached Images Last edited by BradG223; 03-23-2020 at 11:24 AM.