The Home Run 2

[dynaboyj]

What are the all-time records in hits, AVG, WAR, wins, and strikeouts? Are there any very dominant players who haven't hit many home runs?

[NYY #23]

Originally Posted by yougo1000

Part of the problem was that he was never coached on outfield defense prior to this year Alfonso Soriano Received Outfield Coaching for the First Time This Season | Bleacher Nation | Chicago Cubs News, Rumors, and Commentary

Thanks for sharing. After reading that I'm absolutely shocked! Although I have to think that if I'm getting paid $18 mil per year I would find a way to get some outfield coaching myself.

[yougo1000]

Originally Posted by NYY #23

Thanks for sharing. After reading that I'm absolutely shocked! Although I have to think that if I'm getting paid $18 mil per year I would find a way to get some outfield coaching myself.

Thats true but it was still unfair that the Nats didn't give him coaching even though they forced him to switch.

[NYY #23]

Originally Posted by yougo1000

Thats true but it was still unfair that the Nats didn't give him coaching even though they forced him to switch.

Yeah, the Nats definitely take some of the blame, and they could have handled his position switch a lot better, in my opinion.

[NYY #23]

Originally Posted by dynaboyj

What are the all-time records in hits, AVG, WAR, wins, and strikeouts? Are there any very dominant players who haven't hit many home runs?

LeRoy Jones is the all-time leader in AVG with a .358 average. Bud Davis (.353), Ox Eckhardt (.350), Ichiro (.341) and Mule Suttles (.337) round out the top 5.

Mule Suttles leads in WAR with 153.67.

Christy Mathewson and Dupee Shaw are tied atop the wins list with 416. George Wetzel has 413, Hugh Daily has 406, and Frank Tanana has 405.

Randy Johnson leads in strikeouts with 5128, with Frank Tanana second at 5090.

Mathewson also has the highest WAR for pitchers with 228.09, with Hugh Daily second at 200.50.

While he hit 300 home runs, Joe Morgan also had 3511 hits. Rogers Hornsby also had a good career, .309 average, 3441 hits, 175 home runs.

Rickey Henderson is second in stolen bases with 1157. The leader was a surprise to me - Gregg Jefferies with 1582, including 11 straight years with 100 plus.

Danny Murphy (1898) holds the all-time hit streak with 54 games.

[NYY #23]

Jay Bruce and Alfonso Soriano tied atop the league with 49 home runs apiece.



Javy Lopez retired from baseball with 612 career home runs. Jason Giambi retired from baseball with 353 career home runs, falling short of his 429 home runs and the latest failure of the real life 400 home run club.

The 400 Club
Active Members of the 400 Club
Manny Ramirez (555) 384
Paul Konerko (412) 340
Alex Rodriguez (644) 282
Andruw Jones (432) 203
Gary Sheffield (509) 160
Vladimir Guerrero (449) 131

Players who reached 400 club in real life and replay
(8) - Mike Schmidt (548) 412, Eddie Murray (504) 412,Mark McGwire (583) 405, Frank Thomas (521) 514, Jeff Bagwell (449) 403, Adam Dunn (403*)480, David Ortiz (401) 474, Albert Pujols (463) 411

Players who reached 400 club in replay, but not real life
(41) - Mule Suttles (N/A) 559, Leroy Jones (0) 450, Willard Brown (1) 484, Charlie Gilbert (5) 433, Bob Lennon (1) 746, Carl Sawatski (58) 534, Tookie Gilbert (7) 678, Ted Kluszewski (279) 437, Ken Guettler (0) 510, Tony Oliva (220) 451, Frank Howard (382) 445, Tom Tresh (153) 454, Joe Hague (40) 570, Adrian Garrett (11) 588, Tom Robson (0) 734, Bill McNulty (0) 693, Kazuhiro Ishiguro (0), 413, , Ike Hampton (4) 408, Bob Beall (1) 463, Masashi Takenouchi (0) 464, Willie Aikens (110) 651, Greg Wells (0) 574, Sixto Lezcano (148) 509, Ken Phelps (123) 423, Ralph Bryant (8) 537, Darryl Strawberry (335) 448, Joey Meyer (18) 475, Larry Walker (383) 447, Mark Whiten (105) 500, Hensley Meulens (15) 479, Javy Lopez (260) 612, Tomoaki Kanemoto (0) 424, Shinjiro Hiyama (0) 417, Jim Edmonds (393) 609, Jay Payton (119) 575, Eduardo Perez (79) 441, Adam Melhuse (24) 453, Todd Helton (354) 473, Michihiro Ogasawara (0) 480, Alfonso Soriano (372*) 478, Greg LaRocca (0) 456, Erubiel Durazo (94) 429

Players who reached 400 club in real life, but not replay
(36) - Babe Ruth (714) 351, Lou Gehrig (493) 290, Jimmie Foxx (534) 266, Ted Williams (521) 169, Mel Ott (511) 360, Stan Musial (475) 240, Duke Snider (407) 259, Ernie Banks (512) 142, Eddie Mathews (512) 267, Willie Mays (660) 249, Hank Aaron (755) 193, Mickey Mantle (536) 388, Frank Robinson (586) 334, Harmon Killebrew (573) 370, Billy Williams (426) 234, Willie McCovey (521) 354, Carl Yastrzemski (452) 388, Willie Stargell (475) 367, Reggie Jackson (563) 124, Darrell Evans (414) 187, Dave Kingman (442) 2, Dave Winfield (465) 201, Andre Dawson (438) 129, Cal Ripken Jr (431) 7, Barry Bonds (762) 214, Fred McGriff (493) 206, Rafael Palmeiro (569) 150, Jose Canseco (462) 53, Ken Griffey Jr (630) 273, Sammy Sosa (609) 368, Jim Thome (611) 62, Mike Piazza (427) 334, Carlos Delgado (473) 266, Chipper Jones (463) 213, Juan Gonzalez (434) 168, Jason Giambi (429) 353

2010 Home Run Leaders
1. Jay Bruce-49
2. Alfonso Soriano-49
3. Pedro Alvarez-44
4. Mark Teixeira-41
5. Ike Davis-37
6. Eric Hosmer-37
7. Garrett Jones-37

2010 Home Run Rookie Leader
Dusty Ryan/Katsuhiko Saka-13
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Season Home Run Leaders:
1. Willie Aikens (1987) 77
2. Bill McNulty (1977) 72
3. Justin Morneau (2008) 63
4. Javy Lopez (1995) 62
5. Adam Dunn (2003) 60
6. Bob Lennon (1956) 59
7. Sammy Sosa (1995) 58
8. Bob Lennon (1950) 57
9. Bob Lennon (1961) 56
10. Javy Lopez (2004) 56

Season Home Run Rookie Leaders:
1. Barry Bonds(1982) 39
2. Lance Berkman (1995) 39
3. Miguel Cabrera (2002) 39
4. Pedro Alvarez (2007) 38
5. Albert Pujols (2000) 38
6. Brad Hawpe (1999) 37
7. Ken Griffey, Jr (1987) 36
8. Russell Branyan (1994) 36
9. Mike Young (1984) 35
10. Alex Rodriguez (1995) 35

Career Home Run Leaders:
1. Bob Lennon -746
2. Tom Robson -734
3. Bill McNulty -693
4. Tookie Gilbert -678
5. Willie Aikens -651
6. Javy Lopez -612
7. Jim Edmonds #-609
8. Adrian Garrett -588
9. Jay Payton #-575
10. Greg Wells -574
11. Joe Hague -571
12. Mule Suttles -559
13. Ralph Bryant -537
14. Carl Sawatski -534
15. Alfonso Soriano #-527
16. Frank Thomas #-514
17. Ken Guettler -510
18. Sixto Lezcano -509
19. Mark Whiten -500
20. Willard Brown -484
21. Adam Dunn #-480
22. Michihiro Ogasawara #-480
23. Hensley Meulens -479
24. Joey Meyer -475
25. David Ortiz #-474
26. Todd Helton #-473
27. Masashi Takenouchi -464
28. Bob Beall-463
29. Greg LaRocca #-456
30. Tom Tresh -454
31. Adam Melhuse #-453
32. Tony Oliva -451
33. Frank Howard -450
34. Leroy Jones -450
35. Darryl Strawberry -448
36. Larry Walker -447
37. Eduardo Perez #-441
38. Ted Kluszewski -437
39. Charlie Gilbert -433
40. Erubiel Durazo #-429
41. Tomoaki Kanemoto -424
42. Ken Phelps -423
43. Shinjiro Hiyama -417
44. Kazuhiro Ishiguro - 413
45. Eddie Murray -412
46. Mike Schmidt -412
47. Mark Teixeira #-412
48. Albert Pujols #-411
49. Ike Hampton -408
50. Mark McGwire -405
51. Jeff Bagwell -403

[NYY #23]

2011 marks the transition year, as the draft pool has now dried up of real players. Right now there are 1846 batters who are active in the league, many of which don't really stand the chance of doing much. But I'll follow through until everyone that is active stops playing. With this break it is time to make some changes to the format of the report.

Alex Rodriguez retired with 282 home runs, making him the 37th failure. Both Adam Dunn and David Ortiz passed the 500 home run mark for their careers.



Jim Edmonds retired with 609 career home runs. Edmonds hit 393 home runs in real life. Eduardo Perez retired with 441 career home runs after hitting 79 in real life.



Lance Berkman became a member of the 400 home runs club. In real life Berkman has hit 360 home runs.



Eduardo Perez retired from baseball with 441 career home runs. In real life Perez hit 79.

2011 Home Run Leaders
1. Jay Bruce-45
2. Dae-Un Paek-40
3. Ike Davis-37
4. David Ortiz-35
5. Albert Pujols-35
6. Ben Zobrist-35
7. Eric Hosmer-34

2011 Home Run Rookie Leader
Bryce Harper-22

The 400 Club
Active Members of the 400 Club
Manny Ramirez (555) 384
Paul Konerko (412) 340
Andruw Jones (432) 215
Gary Sheffield (509) 160
Vladimir Guerrero (449) 131

Players who reached 400 club in real life and replay
Frank Thomas (521) 514
Adam Dunn (403*) 511
David Ortiz (401) 509
Albert Pujols (463) 446

Players who reached 400 club in replay, but not real life
Jay Payton (119) 585
Alfonso Soriano (372*) 527
Michihiro Ogasawara (0) 499
Todd Helton (354) 473
Greg LaRocca (0) 456
Adam Melhuse (24) 453
Erubiel Durazo (94) 429
Mark Teixeira (337 *) 437
Lance Berkman (Active) 407
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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. Bill McNulty -693
4. Tookie Gilbert -678
5. Willie Aikens -651
6. Javy Lopez -612
7. Jim Edmonds -609
8. Adrian Garrett -588
9. Jay Payton #-585
10. Greg Wells -574

[NYY #23]

Prince Fielder led the league with 46 home runs this year.



Jay Payton reaches 600 home runs for his career and moves up to 6th place on the all-time home run list.



Michihiro Ogasawara passed 500 career home runs, and three players made their debut in the 400 home run club.



Ben Zobrist finished the year with 418 home runs. At 31 years old Zobrist hasn't reached 100 career home runs yet so the chances of reaching 400 in real life are slim.



Another 31 year old Garrett Jones also passed 400 career home runs, finishing the season with 409 home runs. He has also failed to reach 100 home runs in real life so chances of him reaching 400 in real life is slim.

Finally, Eric Munson passed 400 career home runs. Munson hit 49 home runs in real life.

Gary Sheffield became the latest failure, finishing with 160 career home runs, far short of the 509 he hit in real life.

2012 Home Run Leaders
1. Prince Fielder-46
2. Pedro Alvarez-41
3. Jay Bruce-38
4. Masato Akamatsu-37
5. Jay Payton-35
6. Eric Hosmer-34
7. Garrett Jones-34

2012 Home Run Rookie Leader
Mitch Moreland-20

The 400 Club
Active Members of the 400 Club
Manny Ramirez (555) 384
Paul Konerko (412) 340
Andruw Jones (432) 215
Vladimir Guerrero (449) 131

Players who reached 400 club in real life and replay
Adam Dunn (403*) 528
Frank Thomas (521) 514
David Ortiz (401) 509
Albert Pujols (463) 471

Players who reached 400 club in replay, but not real life
Jay Payton (119) 620
Alfonso Soriano (372*) 544
Michihiro Ogasawara (0) 514
Todd Helton (354) 473
Mark Teixeira (337 *) 465
Greg LaRocca (0) 456
Adam Melhuse (24) 453
Erubiel Durazo (94) 429
Lance Berkman (Active) 419
Ben Zobrist (Active) 418
Garrett Jones (Active)409
Eric Munson (49) 403

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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. Bill McNulty -693
4. Tookie Gilbert -678
5. Willie Aikens -651
6. Jay Payton #-620
7. Javy Lopez -612
8. Jim Edmonds -609
9. Adrian Garrett -588
10. Greg Wells -574

[yougo1000]

Soriano with 17 this year. I really hope he can get to 600.

[dynaboyj]

Originally Posted by NYY #23

Players who reached 400 club in real life and replay
(8) - Mike Schmidt (548) 412, Eddie Murray (504) 412,Mark McGwire (583) 405, Frank Thomas (521) 514, Jeff Bagwell (449) 403, Adam Dunn (403*)480, David Ortiz (401) 474, Albert Pujols (463) 411

Originally Posted by NYY #23

Players who reached 400 club in real life and replay
Adam Dunn (403*) 528
Frank Thomas (521) 514
David Ortiz (401) 509
Albert Pujols (463) 471

Where'd Schmidt, Murray, McGwire and Bagwell go?

[WSoxfan86]

Never mind...

[NYY #23]

Originally Posted by dynaboyj

Where'd Schmidt, Murray, McGwire and Bagwell go?

Sorry I didn't make that clear. I'm only listing the active players until I do the recap.

[NYY #23]

The influx of fictional players has begun, with one player making their debut among the season leaders, and fictional players dominating the rookie leaders. I'll drop the rookie leaders going forward.



Ben Zobrist led the league with 42 home runs, two more than Eric Hosmer who finished with 40.



The Big Hurt, Frank Thomas retired with 514 career home runs, just 7 shy of his 521 home runs in real life. Thomas has been one of the top successes so far.



Adam Melhuse retired with 543 home runs. In real life he finished with 24 homers.



Travis Hafner made his debut in the 400 club, finishing the season with 403 homers. Hafner has 200 home runs in real life.

After doing some clean-up of there are 1264 real players who remain. Most really have no shot, but I'll slowly stop following them in groups once that becomes clear.

2013 Home Run Leaders
1. Ben Zobrist-42
2. Eric Hosmer-40
3. Ike Davis-38
4. Carlos Gonzalez-37
5. Miguel Cabrera-36
6. Dayan Viciendo-35
7. Adrian Beltre-33

The 400 Club
Active Members of the 400 Club
Manny Ramirez (555) 384
Paul Konerko (412) 340
Andruw Jones (432) 215
Vladimir Guerrero (449) 131

Players who reached 400 club in real life and replay
David Ortiz (401) 530
Adam Dunn (403*) 528
Albert Pujols (463) 490

Players who reached 400 club in replay, but not real life
Jay Payton (119) 647
Alfonso Soriano (372*) 565
Michihiro Ogasawara (0) 514
Mark Teixeira (337 *) 481
Todd Helton (354) 473
Ben Zobrist (Active) 460
Greg LaRocca (0) 456
Garrett Jones (Active) 436
Erubiel Durazo (94) 429
Lance Berkman (Active) 423
Travis Hafner (200) 403
Eric Munson (49) 403
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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. Bill McNulty -693
4. Tookie Gilbert -678
5. Willie Aikens -651
6. Jay Payton #-647
7. Javy Lopez -612
8. Jim Edmonds -609
9. Adrian Garrett -588
10. Greg Wells -574

[NYY #23]

As we begin the wrap-up, just one real life member of the 400 club's fate remains, as Andruw Jones awaits his fate.

Jay Payton moved up to 5th on all-time list, while Todd Helton (473 home runs, 354 in real life), Greg LaRocca (456 home runs, 0 in real life), Erubiel Durazo (429 home runs, 94 in real life), and Lance Berman (423 home runs) retired.

Also calling it quits were three members of the actual 400 club, Manny Ramirez (384-555), Paul Konerko (340-412), and Vladimir Guerrero (131-449) adding three more to the failure list.



Albert Pujols passed the 500 career home run mark.

2014 Home Run Leaders
1. Pedro Alvarez-44
2. Evan Longoria-43
3. Dayan Viciendo-40
4. Pablo Sandoval-38
5. Trent Oeltjen-36
6. Miguel Cabrera-34
7. Eric Hosmer-34
8. Albert Pujols-34
9. Carlos Santana-34
10. Adam Dunn-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*) 560
David Ortiz (401) 544
Albert Pujols (463) 524

Players who reached 400 club in replay, but not real life
Jay Payton (119) 665
Alfonso Soriano (372*) 565
Michihiro Ogasawara (0) 514
Mark Teixeira (337 *) 483
Ben Zobrist (Active) 473
Garrett Jones (Active) 449
Eric Munson (49) 404
Travis Hafner (200) 403

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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. Bill McNulty -693
4. Tookie Gilbert -678
5. Jay Payton #-665
6. Willie Aikens -651
7. Javy Lopez -612
8. Jim Edmonds -609
9. Adrian Garrett -588
10. Greg Wells -574

[yougo1000]

Just saying Soriano has 372 career homers as of today

[NYY #23]

Originally Posted by yougo1000

Just saying Soriano has 372 career homers as of today

Thanks, I think I've got it fixed everywhere now. I took a copy of the top 300 in home runs at one point, and he had 365 at the time. I keep on getting his total wrong, and I keep calling him Rafael, but I think I've caught all of those.

[NYY #23]

Justin Morneau finished the year with 428 career home runs to become one of three new members of the 400 home run club. Morneau is 31 years old and passed 200 career home runs this season.



33 year old Adrian Beltre entered the 2012 season with 310 home runs in real life, so the jury is still out on whether he'll reach 400 (I think he'll get there), but he reached the 400 club in the replay, finishing this season with 417 career home runs.



Trent Oeltjen was the third addition to the 400 club this year, finishing the year with 401 home runs. In real life Oeltjen hit just 5 home runs.



Jay Payton moves into 3rd place on the all-time list, and Eric Munson retired with 404 career home runs. Munson hit 49 homers in real life.



Also, Adam Dunn debuted in the top ten. There are 507 players that remain.

2015 Home Run Leaders
1. Evan Longoria-44
2. Eric Hosmer-38
3. Dae-Un Paek-38
4. Pedro Alvarez-34
5. Jay Payton-34
6. Carlos Pena-32
7. Nelson Cruz-30
8. JJ Hardy-30
9. Albert Pujols-30
10. Troy Tulowitzki-30

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*) 582
Albert Pujols (463) 554
David Ortiz (401) 546

Players who reached 400 club in replay, but not real life
Jay Payton (119) 699
Alfonso Soriano (372*) 565
Michihiro Ogasawara (0) 514
Mark Teixeira (337 *) 483
Ben Zobrist (Active) 482
Garrett Jones (Active) 460
Justin Morneau (Active) 428
Adrian Beltre (Active) 417
Miguel Cabrera (Active) 415
Travis Hafner (200) 403
Trent Oeltjen (5) 401
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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 #-699
4. Bill McNulty -693
5. Tookie Gilbert -678
6. Willie Aikens -651
7. Jim Edmonds -619
8. Javy Lopez -612
9. Adrian Garrett -588
10. Adam Dunn #-582

[NYY #23]

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

[NYY #23]

Albert Pujols hit career home run number 600 this season, moving up to seventh place on the All-time home run list.

Three players joined the 400 home run club this season:



Matt Holliday finished the season with 408 home runs, and entered 2012 with 202 career home runs at the age of 32.



Walter Young also joined the 400 club, finishing the season with 405 home runs. Young hit just 1 home run in real life.



Evan Longoria was the third player to pass 400 home runs, finishing with 401 this season. Longoria is just 26 years old in real life, and entered the 2012 season with 113 home runs.

There were four notable retirements this year, with Jay Payton retiring in 3rd place on the all-time home run list with 730 career home runs. In real life Payton hit 119 home runs. Alfonso Soriano retired with 565 home runs, while Justin Morneau retired with 428 home runs, and Travis Hafner retired with 403 home runs.

2017 Home Run Leaders
1. Albert Pujols-54
2. Mike Stanton-39
3. Pedro Alvarez-33
4. Brett Lawrie-33
5. Eric Hosmer-31
6. Tetsuya Yokoyama-30
7. Evan Longoria-28
8. Masato Akamatsu-27
9. Joel Guzman-27
10. Trent Oeltjen-27

The 400 Club
Active Members of the 400 Club
Andruw Jones (432) 270

Players who reached 400 club in real life and replay
Albert Pujols (463) 642
Adam Dunn (403*) 597

Players who reached 400 club in replay, but not real life
Mark Teixeira (337 *) 483
Ben Zobrist (Active) 482
Garrett Jones (Active) 463
Trent Oeltjen (5) 463
Miguel Cabrera (Active) 431
Adrian Beltre (Active) 422
Dae-Un Paek (0) 416
Matt Holliday (Active) 408
Walter Young (1) 405
Evan Longoria (Active) 401
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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 -730
4. Bill McNulty -693
5. Tookie Gilbert -678
6. Willie Aikens -651
7. Albert Pujols #-642
8. Jim Edmonds -619
9. Javy Lopez -612
10. Adam Dunn #-597

[NYY #23]

Albert Pujols continues to move up the career home run list, finishing the season in 6th place. He was the all-time leader my first go round, and I don't think he'll get there again, but perhaps he can make things interesting.

Andruw Jones was the last active player of the 400 club who's fate hasn't been decided, and he's retired with 272 career home runs. Also retiring is Adam Dunn, one of the 400 club successes, finishing with 597 home runs.

Garrett Jones (463), Miguel Cabrera (431), and Adrian Beltre (424) all retired, and all are current active players so their totals are unknown.



Pedro Alvarez was one of two players to join the 400 club this season. He finished with 413 career home runs, and as an active player it remains to be seen how many he'll hit in real life.



Ditto for Troy Tulowitzki, who finished the season with 403 home runs and is the second member of the 400 club this year.

2018 Home Run Leaders
1. Eric Hosmer-47
2. Brett Lawrie-39
3. Evan Longoria-34
4. Gang-Seo Lee-33
5. Walter Young-33
6. Pedro Alvarez-30
7. Takahiro Okada-30
8. Carlos Gonzalez-29
9. Chris Parmelee-28
10. Albert Pujols-28

The 400 Club
Players who reached 400 club in real life and replay
Albert Pujols (463) 670

Players who reached 400 club in replay, but not real life
Trent Oeltjen (5) 490
Mark Teixeira (337 *) 483
Ben Zobrist (Active) 482
Walter Young (1) 438
Evan Longoria (Active) 435
Dae-Un Paek (0) 417
Pedro Alvarez (Active) 413
Matt Holliday (Active) 408
Troy Tulowitzki (Active) 403
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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 -730
4. Bill McNulty -693
5. Tookie Gilbert -678
6. Albert Pujols #-670
7. Willie Aikens -651
8. Jim Edmonds -619
9. Javy Lopez -612
10. Adam Dunn #-597