A Complete List of Baseball Players with Forty-Nine Home Runs or more (regular season) in History of Professional Baseball, all levels
[Major League players highlighted in red]
[Mexican leagues' players highlighted in green]
Read about the first time Babe Ruth broke the HR record in 1919
Single-Season Home Run Records Before 49 in a Season
| Major Leagues |
| 1880 | 14 | Harry Stovey | Worcester Ruby Legs | (National League) |
| 1883 | 14 | Harry Stovey | Philadelphia Athletics | (American Association) |
| 1884 | 27 | Ed Williamson | Chicago White Stockings | (National League) |
| 1887 | 14 | Tip O'Neill | St. Louis Browns | (American Association) |
| 1889 | 19 | Harry Stovey | Philadelphia Athletics | (American Association) |
| 1889 | 19 | James “Ray” Holliday | Cincinnati Reds | (American Association) |
| 1899 | 25 | Buck Freeman | Washington Senators | (National League) |
| Modern Major Leagues (post-1900) before Babe Ruth |
| 1901 | 13 | Nap Lajoie | Philadelphia Athletics | (American League) |
| 1901 | 16 | Sam Crawford | Cincinnati Reds | (National League) |
| 1902 | 16 | Ralph Seybold | Philadelphia Athletics | (American League) |
| 1911 | 21 | Frank Schulte | Chicago Cubs | (National League) |
| 1915 | 24 | Clifford Cravath | Philidelphia Phillies | (National League) |
| 1919 | 29 | Babe Ruth | Boston Red Sox | (American League) |
| Minor Leagues |
| 1887 | 15 | Edward Kennedy | Lowell Browns | (New England League) |
| 1887 | 17 | Elmer Foster | Minneapolis Millers | (Northwestern League) |
| 1887 | 28 | Walter Andrews | Memphis Browns | (Southern League) |
| 1889 | 27 | Charles Reilly | St. Paul Apostles | (Western Association) |
| 1893 | 25 | Abe Lizotte | Lewiston | (New England League) |
| 1894 | 33 | Joe Strauss | Jacksonville Jax | (Western Association) |
| 1894 | 34 | Buck Freeman | Haverhill | (New England League) |
| 1894 | 43 | Perry Werden | Minneapolis Millers | (Western League) |
| 1895 | 45 | Perry Werden | Minneapolis Millers | (Western League) |
| 1917 | 43 | Ernie Colbert | Muskogee Reds | (Western Association) |
| 1921 | 42 | Bunny Brief | Kansas City Blues | (American Association) |
| Pacific Coast League |
| 1904 | 25 | Charles “Truck” Eagan | Tacoma Tigers | |
| 1910 | 30 | Ping Bodie | San Francisco Seals | |
| 1920 | 33 | Earl Sheehy | Salt Lake City Bees | |
| 1923 | 43 | Paul Strand | Salt Lake City Bees | |
All Baseball Players With 49 Home Runs or More In One Season
Year HRs Name Team (affiliation) League (Class) Farm Affiliation
1920 54 Babe Ruth New York Yankees American League (majors)
1921 59 Babe Ruth New York Yankees American League (majors)
1923 49 Moses "Moe" Solomon 49 Hutchinson Wheat Shockers Southwestern League (C)#
0 New York Giants National League (majors)
1924 55 Clarence "Big Boy" Kraft Fort Worth Pioneers Texas League (A) (Detroit)
51 Wilbur Davis Okmulgee Drillers Western Association (C)
51 Cecil "Stormy" Davis Okmulgee Drillers Western Association (C)
1925 60 Tony Lazzeri Salt Lake City Bees Pacific Coast League (AA)
1926 62 Moose Clabaugh 62 Tyler Trojans East Texas League (D)
0 Brooklyn Dodgers National League (majors)
49 Guy Sturdy Tulsa Oilers Western League (B)
1927 60 Babe Ruth New York Yankees American League (majors)
49 Lou Gehrig New York Yankees American League (majors)
1929 55 Ike Boone Mission (SF) Reds Pacific Coast League (AA)
54 Babe Ruth New York Yankees American League (majors)
51 Gus Suhr San Francisco Seals Pacific Coast League (AA)
50 Ed Kallina 44 Midland Colts West Texas League (D)
6 Sherman Snappers Lone Star League (D)
1930 63 Joe Hauser Baltimore Orioles International League (AA)
56 Hack Wilson Chicago Cubs National League (majors)
55 Nick Cullop 54 Minneapolis Millers American Association (AA)
1 Cincinnati Reds National League (majors)
52 Pat Wright Fort Wayne Chiefs Central League (B)
50 James Partridge 40 Nashville Volunteers Southern Association (AA)
10 Jeanette(PA) Jays Middle Atlantic League (C)
50 Jim Poole Nashville Volunteers Southern Association (A)
49 Babe Ruth New York Yankees American League (majors)
1932 58 Jimmie Foxx Philadelphia Athletics American League (majors)
54 "Buzz" Arlett Baltimore Orioles International League (AA)
49 Joe Hauser Minneapolis Millers American Association (AA)
1933 69 Joe Hauser Minneapolis Millers American Association (AA)
1934 49 Lou Gehrig New York Yankees American League (majors)
1935 56 Gene Lilliard Los Angeles Angels Pacific Coast League (AA) (Chicago-NL)
53 George Puccinelli Baltimore Orioles International League (AA)
1936 51 John Winsett 50 Columbus Red Birds American Association (AA) (St. Louis-NL)
1 Brooklyn Dodgers National League (majors)
49 Lou Gehrig New York Yankees American League (majors)
1938 58 Hank Greenburg Detroit Tigers American League (majors)
50 Jimmie Foxx Boston Red Sox American League (majors)
1939 58 Tony Robello Pocatello Cardinals Pioneer League (C) (St. Louis-NL)
1947 58 Buck Frierson Sherman-Denison Twins Big State League (B)
57 D.C. "Pud" Miller Wichita Falls(TX) Spudders Big State League (B)
57 Bill Serena 57 Lubbock Hubbers West Texas-New Mexico Lg. (C) (Detroit)
0 Dallas Eagles Texas League (AA) (Detroit)
53 Howie Moss 53 Baltimore Orioles International League (AAA) (Cleveland)
0 Cleveland Indians American League (majors)
52 Bob Crues Amarillo Gold Sox West Texas-New Mexico Lg.(C) (Boston-NL)
52 Calvin Felix Las Vegas Wranglers Sunset League (C) (Boston-NL)
51 Ralph Kiner Pittsburgh Pirates National League (majors)
51 Johnny Mize New York Giants National League (majors)
50 Hank Sauer Syracuse Chiefs International League (AAA) (Cincinnati)
49 Gordon Nell Borger Gassers West Texas-New Mexico Lg. (C)
1948 69 Bob Crues Amarillo Gold Sox West Texas-New Mexico Lg. (C)
52 Chuck Workman Nashville Vols Southern Association (AA) (Chicago-NL)
1949 55 Lee "Muscle" Shoals Redsville Luckies Carolina League (B)
54 Ralph Kiner Pittsburgh Pirates National League (majors)
55 D.C. "Pud" Miller 52 Lamesa Lobos West Texas-New Mexici Lg. (C)
3 Gladewater(TX) Bears East Texas League (C)
50 Jerry Witte Dallas Eagles Texas League (AA)
1950 53 Jesse McClain Harlingen Capitals Rio Grande Valley Lg, (C)
50 Manuel Salvatierra 49 Laredo Apaches Rio Grande Valley Lg. (C)
1 Austin Pioneers Big State League (B)
1952 50 Joe Bauman Artesia Drillers Longhorn League (C)
1953 53 Joe Bauman Artesia Drillers Longhorn League (C)
52 Frank Gravino Fargo-Moorhead Twins Northern League (C) (Cleveland)
50 Jim Matthews Amarillo Gold Sox West Texas-New Mexico Lg. (C)
1954 72 Joe Bauman Roswell Rockets Longhorn League (C)
64 Bob Lennon 64 Nashville Vols Southern Association (AA) (New York-NL)
0 New York Giants National League (majors)
56 Frank Gravino Fargo-Moorhead Twins Northern League (C) (Cleveland)
49 Ted Kluszewski Cincinnati Redlegs National League (majors)
1955 51 Willie Mays New York Giants National League (majors)
1956 66 Dick Stuart Lincoln Chiefs Western League (A) (Pittsburgh)
62 Ken Guettler Shreveport Sports Texas League (AA)
60 "Frosty" Kennedy Plainview Ponies Southwestern League (B)
55 Steve Bilko Los Angeles Angels Pacific Coast League (Open) (Chicago-NL0
52 Mickey Mantle New York Yankees American League (majors)
51 Bud Heslet Visalia Cubs California League (C)
51 Len Tucker Pampa (TX) Oilers Southwestern League (B)
51 Leon Wagner Danville Leafs Carolina League (B) (New York-NL)
49 Allen Weygandt Topeka Hawks Western League (A) (Milwaukee)
1957 56 Steve Bilko Los Angeles Angels Pacific Coast League (Open) (Washington)
1961 61 Roger Maris New York Yankees American League (majors)
54 Mickey Mantle New York Yankees American League (majors)
1962 59 Ramiro Caballero Guanajuato Tuzos Mexican Center League (A)
49 Willie Mays San Francisco Giants National League (majors)
1964 49 Harmon Killebrew Minnesota Twins American League (majors)
49 Hector Espino 46 Monterrey Sultanes Mexican League (AA)
3 Jacksonville Suns International League (AAA) (St. Louis)
1965 52 Willie Mays San Francisco Giants National League (majors)
1966 55 Heriberto Vargas 55 Guanajuato Tuzos Mexican Center League (A)
0 Poza Rica Mexican League (AA)
50 Pedro Hernandez Guanajuato Tuzos Mexican Center League (A)
49 Frank Robinson Baltimore Orioles American League (majors)
1968 49 Tony Solaita 49 High Point-Thomasville Hi-Toms Carolina League (A) (co-op)
2 [Carolina League Playoffs] for 51
1969 49 Harmon Killebrew Minnesota Twins American League (majors)
1974 55 Bill McNulty Sacramento Salons Pacific Coast League (AAA) (Milwaukee)
53 Gorman Thomas 51 Sacramento Salons Pacific Coast League (AAA) (Milwaukee)
2 Milwaukee Brewers American League (majors)
1977 52 George Foster Cincinnati Reds National League (majors)
1982 51 Ron Kittle 50 Edmonton Trappers Pacific Coast League (AAA) (Chicago-AL)
1 Chicago White Sox American League (majors)
1986 54 Jack Pierce Leon Braves Mexican League (AAA)
53 Nicholas Castanada San Luis Potosi Tuneros Mexican League (AAA)
1987 49 Mark McGwire Oakland Athletics American League (majors)
49 Andre Dawson Chicago Cubs National League (majors)
1990 51 Cecil Fielder Detroit Tigers American League
1995 50 Albert Belle Cleveland Indians American League
1996 52 Mark McGwire Oakland Athletics American League
50 Brady Anderson Baltimore Orioles American League
1997 58 Mark McGwire 34 Oakland Athletics American League
24 St. Louis Cardinals National League
56 Ken Griffey, Jr Seattle Mariners American League
49 Larry Walker Colorado Rockies National League
1998 70 Mark McGwire St. Louis Cardinals National League
66 Sammy Sosa Chicago Cubs National League
56 Ken Griffey, Jr. Seattle Mariners American League
50 Greg Vaughn San Diego Padres National League
49 Albert Belle Chicago White Sox American League
1999 65 Mark McGwire St. Louis Cardinals National League
63 Sammy Sosa Chicago Cubs National League
2000 50 Sammy Sosa Chicago Cubs National League
49 Barry Bonds San Francisco Giants National League
2001 73 Barry Bonds San Francisco Giants National League
64 Sammy Sosa Chicago Cubs National League
57 Luis Gonzales Arizona Diamondbacks National League
52 Alex Rodriguez Texas Rangers American League
49 Jim Thome Cleveland Indians American League
49 Shawn Green Los Angeles Dodgers National League
49 Todd Helton Colorado Rockies National League
2002 57 Alex Rodriguez Texas Rangers American League
52 Jim Thome Cleveland Indians American League
49 Sammy Sosa Chicago Cubs National League
2005 51 Andruw Jones Atlanta Braves National League
2006 58 Ryan Howard Philadelphia Phillies National League
54 David Ortiz Boston Red Sox American League
49 Albert Pujols St. Louis Cardinals National League
2007 54 Alex Rodriguez New York Yankees American League
50 Prince Fielder Milwaukee Brewers National League
2010 57 Jose Bautista Toronto Blue Jays American League
2013 53 Chris Davis Baltimore Orioles American League
2017 59 Giancarlo Stanton Miami Marlins National League
52 Aaron Judge New York Yankees American League
2019 53 Pete Alonso New York Mets National League
49 Chris Carter Monclova Acereros Mexican League (AAA)
49 Eugenio Suarez Cincinnati Reds National League
2022 62 Aaron Judge New York Yankees American League
2023 54 Matt Olson Atlanta Braves National League
Footnote #- Moses “Moe” Solomon also known as “the Rabbi of Swat” In 1923 led Southwestern Lg. with 222 hits and 143 runs; had 104 extra base hits, 439 total bases, batted .421, as well as a new minor league record 49 home runs.
Semi-Pro
1894 60 Grant “Home Run” Johnson Findlay Sluggers
National American Semi-Pro Baseball Association
2001 53 Marty Watson Evansville Outlaws
Note: Josh Gibson hit 75 in 1931, 69 in 1934, 84 in 1936 for Homestead Greys of the Negro American League. Totals include league and barnstorming games-more research needs to be done.
Noteworthy 48 home run seasons:
Independent league record
2000 48 Ozzie Canseco Newark Bears Atlantic League (Ind.)
NCAA Division I record
1985 48 Pete Incaviglia Oklahoma State
Other noteworthy single-season home run record ·· 91-year old record !:
Eastern League single-season HR record holders Progression:
(NOTE: The Eastern League was known as the New York-Pennsylvania League, 1923-1937)
1923 19 Bill Batch York White Roses New York-Penn League
1925 33 Joe Munson Harrisburg Senators New York-Penn League
1930 41 Ken Strong Hazleton Mountaineers New York-Penn League (B)
1979 41 Rick Lancellotti Buffalo Bisons Eastern League (AA)
Close but no cigar over the years:
1962 38 Ken Harrelson Binghamton Triplets Eastern League
1973 38 Tom Robson Pittsfield Rangers Eastern League
1981 40 Ron Kittle Glens Falls White Sox Eastern League
1999 38 Chris Norton Portland Sea Dogs Eastern League
2004 39 Mitch Jones Trenton Thunder Eastern League
Major League Rookie Home Run Record Holders
1930 38 Wally Berger Boston Braves National League
1934 35 Hal Trotsky Cleveland Indians American League
1937 35 Rudy York Detroit Tigers American League
1950 37 Al Rosen Cleveland Indians American League
1956 38 Frank Robinson Cincinnati Reds National League
1987 49 Mark McGwire Oakland Athletics American League
2017 39 Cody Bellinger Los Angeles Dodgers National League
2017 52 Aaron Judge New York Yankees American League
2019 53 Pete Alonso New York Mets National League
Close but no cigar:
1983 35 Ron Kittle Chicago White Sox American League
1993 35 Mike Piazza Los Angeles Dodgers National League
2001 37 Albert Pujols St. Louis Cardinals National League
Major League Single-Season HR Record Progressions
National League
1876 5 George Hall Philadelphia Athletics
1879 9 Charley Jones Boston Red Stockings
1884 27 Ed Williamson Chicago White Stockings
1922 42 Rogers Hornsby St. Louis Cardinals
1929 43 Chuck Klein Philidelphia Phillies
1930 56 Hack Wilson Chicago Cubs
1998 70 Mark McGwire St. Louis Cardinals
2001 73 Barry Bonds San Francisco Giants
American League
1901 13 Napoleon Lajoie Philadelphia Athletics
1902 16 Ralph Seybold Philadelphia Athletics
1919 29 Babe Ruth Boston Red Sox
1920 54 Babe Ruth New York Yankees
1921 59 Babe Ruth New York Yankees
1927 60 Babe Ruth New York Yankees
1961 61 Roger Maris New York Yankees
Single-Season HR Record Progression for Professional Baseball
1876 5 George Hall Philadelphia Athletics National League
1879 9 Charley Jones Boston Red Stockings National League
1883 14 Harry Stovey Philadelphia Athletics American Aassociation
1884 27 Ed Williamson Chicago White Stockings National League
1895 45 Perry Werden Minneapolis Millers Western League
1920 54 Babe Ruth New York Yankees American League
1921 59 Babe Ruth New York Yankees American League
1925 60 Tony Lazzeri Salt Lake City Bees Pacific Coast League (AA)
1926 62 Moose Clabaugh Tyler Trojans East Texas League (D)
1930 63 Joe Hauser Baltimore Orioles International League (AA)
1933 69 Joe Hauser Minneapolis Millers American Association (AA)
1948 69 Bob Crues Amarillo Gold Sox West Texas-New Mexico League (C)
1954 72 Joe Bauman Roswell Rockets Longhorn League (C)
2001 73 Barry Bonds San Francisco Giants National League
Single-Season HR Record Progression, Major League Baseball
1876 5 George Hall Philadelphia Athletics National League
1879 9 Charley Jones Boston Red Stockings National League
1883 14 Harry Stovey Philadelphia Athletics American Aassociation
1884 27 Ed Williamson Chicago White Stockings National League
1919 29 Babe Ruth Boston Red Sox American Leaague
1920 54 Babe Ruth New York Yankees American League
1921 59 Babe Ruth New York Yankees American League
1927 60 Babe Ruth New York Yankees American League
1961 61 Roger Maris New York Yankees American League
1998 70 Mark McGwire St. Louis Cardinals National League
2001 73 Barry Bonds San Francisco Giants National League
1949 46 Fumio Fujimura Osaka Tigers NPB
1950 51 Makato Kozuru Shochiku Robins Central League
1963 52 Katsuya Momura Nankai Hawks Pacific League
1964 55 Sadaharu Oh Yomiuri Giants Central League
1968 49 Sadaharu Oh Yomiuri Giants Central League
1973 51 Sadaharu Oh Yomiuri Giants Central League
1974 49 Sadaharu Oh Yomiuri Giants Central League
1976 49 Sadaharu Oh Yomiuri Giants Central League
1977 50 Sadaharu Oh Yomiuri Giants Central League
1980 48 Charlie Manuel Kintetsu Buffaloes Pacific League
1985 54 Randy Bass Hanshin Tigers Central League
52 Hiromitsu Ochai Lotte Orions Pacific League
1986 50 Hiromitsu Ochai Lotte Orions Pacific League
1989 49 Ralph Bryant Kintetsu Buffaloes Pacific League
2001 55 Karl "Tuffy" Rhodes Osaka Kintetsu Buffaloes Pacific League
49 Alex Cabrera Seibu Lions Pacific League
2002 55 Alex Cabrera Seibu Lions Pacific League
50 Hideki Matsui Yamiuri Giants Central League
2003 51 Karl "Tuffy" Rhodes Osaka Kintetsu Buffaloes Pacific League
50 Alex Cabrera Seibu Lions Pacific League
2010 49 Alex Ramirez Yomiyri Giants Central League
47 Craig Brazell Hanshin Tigers Central League
2011 48 Takeya Nakamura Seibu Lions Pacific League
2013 60 Wladimir “Coco” Balentien Yakult Swallows Central League
2018 47 Hotaka Yamakawa Seibu Lions Pacific League
2022 56 Munetaka Murakami Yakult Swallows Central League
1999 54 Lee Seung-yeop Samsung Lions
45 Dan Rohrmeier Hanwha Eagles
2002 47 Lee Seung-yeop Samsung Lions
46 Shim Jong-soo Hyundai Unicorns
45 Jose Fernandez SK Wyverns
2003 56 Lee Seung-yeop Samsung Lions
53 Shim Jong-soo Hyundai Unicorns
2010 44 Lee Dae-ho Lotte Giants
2014 52 Park Byung-ho Nexen Heroes
2015 53 Park Byung-ho Nexen Heroes
48 Yamaico Navarro Samsung Lions
47 Eric Thames NC Dinos
2017 46 Choi Jeong SK Wyverns
2018 44 Kim Jae Hwan Doosan Bears
2020 47 Mel Rojas KT Wiz
Other Single-Season Home Run Records
All-American Girls Professional Baseball League:
1943 10 Eleanor Dapkus Racine Belles
1952 12 Doris “Sammye” Sams Kalamazoo Lassies
1954 29 Joanne Weaver Fort Wayne Daisies
Japan Women's Baseball League (JWBL):
2012 31 Mika Okura Kyoto Asto Dreams
Mexican League
1940 12 James “Cool Papa” Bell Union Laguna Algodoneros/Veracruz Azules
1941 33 Josh Gibson Veracruz Azules
1960 36 Aldo Salvent Poza Rica Petroleros
1963 39 Ronaldo Camacho Puebla Pericos
1964 46 Hector Espino Monterrey Sultanes
1986 53 Nicholas Castanada San Luis Potosi Tuneros
54 Jack Pierce Leon Braves
Eastern Colored League
1923 13 George Scales New York Lincoln Giants
1924 13 Oscar Charleston Harrisburg Giants
1925 20 Oscar Charleston Harrisburg Giants
Negro National League
1926 32 Mule Suttles St. Louis Stars
Close but no cigar:
1927 29 Willie “Devil” Wells St. Louis Stars
1929 26 Willie “Devil” Wells St. Louis Stars
Negro National League [SABR compilations]
1920 8 Edgar Wesley Detroit Stars
1921 13 George Carr Kansas City Monarchs
1922 13 Bullet Rogan Kansas City Monarchs
13 Heavy Johnson Kansas City Monarchs
1923 20 Heavy Johnson Kansas City Monarchs
20 Candy Jim Taylor St. Louis Stars & Toledo Tigers
1928 23 Willie Wells St. Louis Stars
23 Turkey Stearnes Detroit Stars
American Negro League
1929 19 Charles Smith New York Lincoln Giants
San Diego Padres (Pacific Coast League)
1948 48 Jack Graham
1949 48 Max West
Cuban Winter League
1928-29 7 Mule Suttles .
1938-39 11 Josh Gibson Santa Clara Leopards
1952-53 16 Lou Klein Havana Reds
Close but no cigar:
1945-46 9 Dick Sisler Havana Reds
Cuba National Series & Selective Series
1968 19 Agustin Marquetti Havana
1973 22 Armando Capiro Havana
1978 28 Pedro J. Rodriguez Las Villas
1986 30 Orestes Kindelan Serranos
2008 31 Alexei Bell Serranos
2009-10 32 Alfredo Despaigne Granma
2010-11 33 Jose Daniel Abreu Cienfuegos
2010-11 33 Yoennis Céspedes Granma
2011-12 35 Jose Daniel Abreu Cienfuegos
2011-12 36 Alfredo Despaigne Granma
Dominican League (Dominican Republic Winter League)
2008-09 17 Victor Diaz Aguilas Cibaenas
Mexican Winter League
1963-64 27 Ronaldo Camacho Empalme Rieleros
1971-72 27 Bobby Darwin Hermosillo Naranjeros
Nicaragua Summer League
1978 42 Ernesto López Tiburones de Granada
Nicaragua Winter League
2005-06 14 Michel Abreu Indios de Boer
Puerto Rican Winter League
1947-48 27 Willard “Home Run” Brown Santurce
Venezuelan Professional Baseball League (VPBL)
1945-46 7 Dalmiro Finol Cerveceria Caracas
1947-48 8 Luke Easter Patriotas de Venezuela
1948-49 8 Jim Pendleton Magdallanes Navigators
1949-50 9 Howard Easterling Sabios de Vargas
1949-50 9 Vidal Lopez Magdallenes Navigators
1950-51 10 René Gonzalez Patriotas de Venezuela
1950-51 10 Frank Mancuso Sabios de Varagas
1953-54 16 Bill Taylor Navegantes del Magallanes
1968-69 17 Brant Alyea Cardenales de Lara
1972-73 19 Bobby Darwin Navegantes del Magallanes
1979-80 20 Bo Diaz Leones del Caracas
2013-14 21 Alex Cabrera Tiberones de La Guaira
Australian Baseball League #1 (1988-1999)
1993-94 17 Brendan Kingman Sydney Blues
1994-95 22 Scott Metcalf Perth Heat
1997-98 21 Adam Burton Melbourne Monarchs
1997-98 28 Brendan Kingman Sydney Blues
Australian Baseball League #2 (from 2010-11)
2011-12 15 Brad Harman Melbourne Aces
2012-13 15 Adam Buschini Canberra Cavalry
2014-15 16 Kellin Deglan Melbourne Aces
2017-18 16 T.J. Bennett Brisbane Bandits
2017-18 16 Donald Lutz Brisbane Bandits
British Baseball Federation
1996 11 Pete Arthur Leeds Royals Premier Division North
1997 13 Alan Bloomfield London Warriors Premier Division South
Chinese Professional Baseball League (Taiwan)
1990 18 Luis Iglesias Mercuries Tigers
1992 24 Zhong-Qui Lin Mercuries Tigers
1996 27 Denio Gonzalez China Times Eagles
1996 31 Luis Iglesias Mercuries Tigers
1998 31 Jay Kirkpatrick Sinon Bulls
2007 33 Tilson Brito President Lions
2015 39 Kuo-Hui Kao EDA Rhinos
Taiwan Major League
1997 31 Sam Horn Taipei Gida
Dutch Major League
2007 12 Fausto Rizo L&D Amsterdam Pirates
Hoofdklasse (Netherlands)
1984 24 Jacky Jakoba Neptunus
Serie A1 (Italy IBL)
1974 26 Giorgio Castelli Parma
1983 30 Giuseppe Carelli Colle Rimini
1985 33 Donald Mazzilli Colle Rimini
I.B.L. (includes 2 rounds, 1981-1984)
1962 12 Roberto Gandini Milano
1966 12 Alberto Rinaldi Parma
1971 14 Bruno Laurenzi Nettuno
1972 21 John Self Grosseto
1974 26 Giorgio Castelli Parma
1983 37 Giuseppe Carelli Colle Rimini
1984 38 Mark Funderburk Colle Rimini
Italy Serie A Career Home Runs
288 Roberto Bianchi 1981-99
220 Giuseppe Carelli 1975-94
National Federation of High Schools (NFHS)
1987 24 Anthony Whitson Erwin Unicoi County (Tenn.)
1988 25 Clayton Sander Camanche HS (Iowa)
1992 29 Shon Walker Cynthiana Harrison County (Kentucky)
1997 29 Chris Aguilla Reno McQueen (Nevada)
2000 30 Wade Miller Skipperville G.W. Long (Alabama)
N.C.A.A. DI (College)
1985 48 Pete Incaviglia Oklahoma State
N.C.A.A. DIII (College)
1995 39 Tim Jorgensen Wisconsin-Oshkosh
N.A.I.A. (College)
2007 38 Beau Mills Lewis-Clark State (Idaho)
N.C.A.A. DII (College)
1998 36 Brian Davis West Georgia
Home Runs, one season, three brothers
| 90 | DiMaggio | 1939 | |
| 46 | Vince DiMaggio | (two teams) | |
| | | Kansas City Blues (A.A.) | 46 |
| | | Cincinnati Reds | 0 |
| 30 | Joe DiMaggio | New York Yankees | |
| 14 | Dom DiMaggio | San Francisco Seals (P.C.L.) | |
| 59 | DiMaggio | 1941 | |
| 30 | Joe DiMaggio | New York Yankees | |
| 21 | Vince DiMaggio | Pittsburgh Pirates | |
| 8 | Dom DiMaggio | Boston Red Sox | |
| 58 | DiMaggio | 1940 | |
| 31 | Joe DiMaggio | New York Yankees | |
| 19 | Vince DiMaggio | (two teams) | |
| | | Pittsburgh Pirates | 19 |
| | | Cincinnati Reds | 0 |
| 8 | Dom DiMaggio | Boston Red Sox | |
| 50 | DiMaggio | 1942 | |
| 21 | Joe DiMaggio | New York Yankees | |
| 15 | Vince DiMaggio | Pittsburgh Pirates | |
| 14 | Dom DiMaggio | Boston Red Sox | |
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Home Runs, one season, two brothers
| 63 | Canseco | 2000 | |
| 48 | Ozzie Canseco | Newark Bears (Atl'c. Lg.) | |
| 15 | Jose Canseco | (two teams) | |
| | | Tampa Bay Devil Rays | 9 |
| | | New York Yankees | 6 |
| 61 | Giambi | 2002 | |
| 41 | Jason Giambi | New York Yankees | |
| 20 | Jeremy Giambi | (two teams) | |
| | | Oakland Athletics | 8 |
| | | Philadelphia Phillies | 12 |
| 59 | Boone | 2003 | |
| 35 | Bret Boone | Seattle Mariners | |
| 24 | Aaron Boone | (two teams) | |
| | | Cincinnati Reds | 18 |
| | | New York Yankees | 6 |
| 56 | May | 1969 | |
| 38 | Lee May | Cincinnati Reds | |
| 18 | Carlos May | Chicago White Sox | |
| 54 | Meusel | 1925 | |
| 33 | Bob Meusel | New York Yankees | |
| 21 | Emil “Irish” Meusel | New York Giants | |
| 54 | Conigliaro | 1970 | |
| 36 | Tony Conigliaro | Boston Red Sox | |
| 18 | Billy Conigliaro | Boston Red Sox | |
| 53 | Aaron | 1962 | |
| 45 | Hank Aaron | Milwaukee Braves | |
| 8 | Tommie Aaron | Milwaukee Braves | |
| 53 | Giambi | 2000 | |
| 43 | Jason Giambi | Oakland Athletics | |
| 10 | Jeremy Giambi | Oakland Ahletics | |
| 51 | DiMaggio | 1941 | |
| 30 | Joe DiMaggio | New York Yankees | |
| 21 | Vince DiMaggio | Pittsburgh Pirates | |
| 51 | Boone | 2001 | |
| 37 | Bret Boone | Seattle Mariners | |
| 14 | Aaron Boone | Cincinnati Reds | |
| 50 | DiMaggio | 1940 | |
| 31 | Joe DiMaggio | New York Yankees | |
| 19 | Vince DiMaggio | (two teams) | |
| | | Pittsburgh Pirates | 19 |
| | | Cincinnati Reds | 0 |
| 50 | Boone | 2002 | |
| 26 | Aaron Boone | Cincinnati Reds | |
| 24 | Bret Boone | Seattle Mariners | |
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Home Runs, one season, two brothers, Japan
| 74 | Lee | 1980 | |
| 41 | Leon Lee | Lotte Orions | |
| 33 | Leron Lee | Lotte Orions | |
| 65 | Lee | 1986 | |
| 34 | Leon Lee | Yakult Sparrows | |
| 31 | Leron Lee | Lotte Orions | |
| 63 | Lee | 1979 | |
| 35 | Leon Lee | Lotte Orions | |
| 28 | Leron Lee | Lotte Orions | |
| 59 | Lee | 1985 | |
| 31 | Leon Lee | Yokohama Taiyo Whales | |
| 28 | Leron Lee | Lotte Orions | |
| 55 | Lee | 1983 | |
| 30 | Leon Lee | Yokohama Taiyo Whales | |
| 25 | Leron Lee | Lotte Orions | |
| 52 | Lee | 1984 | |
| 31 | Leron Lee | Lotte Orions | |
| 21 | Leon Lee | Yokohama Taiyo Whales | |
| 49 | Lee | 1978 | |
| 30 | Leron Lee | Lotte Orions | |
| 19 | Leon Lee | Lotte Orions | |
Other Home Run Records
Consecutive Games With a Home Run, all major leagues
(record setters, in chronological order)
5 Games 1921 Babe Ruth New York Yankees American League (M.L.B.) [7 HRs]
6 Games 1922 Ken Williams St. Louis Browns American League (M.L.B.) [6 HRs]
6 Games 1924 George Kelly New York Giants National League (M.L.B.) [7 HRs]
6 Games 1931 Lou Gehrig New York Yankees American League (M.L.B.) [6 HRs]
6 Games 1947 Walker Cooper New York Giants National League (M.L.B.) [7 HRs]
6 Games 1955 Willie Mays New York Giants National League (M.L.B.) [7 HRs]
8 Games 1956 Dale Long Pittsburgh Pirates National League (M.L.B.) [8 HRs]
8 Games 1987 Don Mattingly New York Yankees American League (M.L.B.) [10 HRs]
8 Games 1993 Ken Griffey, Jr. Seattle Mariners American League (M.L.B.) [8 HRs]
9 Games 2010 Lee Dae-ho Lotte Giants Korean Baseball Organization (K.B.O.) [9 HRs]
Note: The following tied the A.L. record, before Mattingly's 8 straight in 1987:
6 Games 1957 Roy Sievers Washington Senators American League (M.L.B.) [6 HRs]
6 Games 1961 Roger Maris New York Yankees American League (M.L.B.) [7 HRs]
6 Games 1968 Frank Howard Washington Senators American League (M.L.B.) [10 HRs]
6 Games 1976 Reggie Jackson Baltimore Orioles American League (M.L.B.) [6 HRs]
Consecutive Games With a Home Run, Cuban National League
Post-Season
6 games 1997 Omar Linares Pinar del Rio [Revolutionary Cup]
Regular Season
6 games 1992 Juan Carlos Millan Agropecuarios
6 games 2000-01 Michel Enriquez Isla de la Juventud
6 games 2004-05 Michel Fors Havana Metros
6 games 2008-09 Alfredo Despaigne Granma
6 games 2010-11 Frederich Cepeda Sancti Spiritus
6 games 2011-12 Jose Daniel Abreu Cienfuegos
Consecutive Games With a Home Run, Japanese Major League (NPB)
7 games 1972 Sadaharu Oh Yomiuri Giants Central League
7 games 1986 Randy Bass Hanshin Tigers Central League
Consecutive Games With a Home Run, Mexican League (AAA)
7 games 1991 Rick Renteria Charros de Jalisco
7 games 2005 Jorge Vazquez Tigres de la Angelopolis
Consecutive Games With a Home Run, high school
10 games 2010 Ethan Bennett Knoxville Farragut (Tenn.)
9 games 1977 Andy Wakefield Beckley-Woodrow Wilson (W. Va.)
9 games 1996-97 Jon Coffman Vincent Warren HS (Ohio)
9 games 1999 Neil Thompson Thomasville East Davidson (N.C.)
9 games 2000 Mike Voet Mason City Newman Catholic (Iowa)
9 games 2001 Michael Gray Bridgeport Red Hill (Illinois)
8 games 2000 Micah Owings Cumming Forsyth Central (Georgia)
7 games 1989 Paul Brannon Kings Mountain (N.C.)
7 games 1989 Rod Walker Morristown-Hamblen West (Tenn.)
7 games 2001 Ryan Robeson Silver Spring Blake HS (Maryland)
7 games 2003 Josh Dietz Plymouth HS (Indiana)
6 games 1997 William Luckett Truro Interstate 35 HS (Iowa)
6 games 2000 Brian Brewer Columbia Hammond (Maryland)
Consecutive Games With a Home Run, college
8 games 3/2-10/1991 Andy Bruce Georgia Tech (N.C.A.A. Division I)
8 games 3/18-4/1/1994 Ryan Jackson Duke (N.C.A.A. Division I)
8 games 4/8-18/2009 Brian Hiscox Otterbein (N.C.A.A. Division III)
7 games 4/13-19/1998 Ben Slemmer Central Missouri (N.C.A.A. Division II)
Most Home Runs, One Game, National Association of Base Ball Players
| 6 | 7/16/1866 | Lipman “Lip” Pike | Philadelphia Athletics (W 67-25) Alert Club of Philadelphia | independent | |
Note:
• Lipman Pike was a paid professional, but the Athletics were an independent amateur team (no league).
Most Home Runs, One Game, all professional leagues
| 8 | 6/15/1902 | Jay “Nig” Clarke | Corsicana Oil Cities (W 51-3) Texarkana Casketmakers at Ennis | Texas League | D |
| 5 | 5/11/1923 | Pete Schneider | Vernon Tigers (W 35-11) at Salt Lake City | Pacific Coast Lg. | AA |
| 5 | 5/30/1934 | Lou Frierson | Paris Pirates (L 12-17) Jacksonville Jax | West Dixie Lg. | C |
| 5 | 4/29/1936 | Cecil Dunn | Alexandria Aces (W 28-5) at Lake Charles Skippers | Evangeline Lg. | D |
| 5 | 7/3/1948 | Dick Lane | Muskego Clippers (W 38-6) at Fort Wayne Generals | Central League | A |
| 4 | 6/8/1889 | Jack Crooks | Omaha Omahogs (W 19-15) at Saint Paul Apostles | Western Association | - |
| 4 | 5/31/1892 | Dan Cronin | Pawtucket (W 17-9) at Salem | New England League | B |
| 4 | 5/30/1894 | Bobby Lowe | Boston Beaneaters (W 20-11) Cincinnati Reds | National League |
| 4 | 7/30/1894 | Buck Freeman | Haverhill v. Pawtucket Maroons | New England League | B |
| 4 | 5/12/1895 | Bill Bottenus | Buffalo Bisons (W 18-13) Wilkes-Barre Coal Barons | Eastern League | A |
| 4 | 5/28/1895 | Hercules Burnett | Evansville Black Birds (W 25-10) Memphis Giants | Southern Assoc. | B |
| 4 | 6/11/1895 | Bill Kuehne | Minneapolis Millers (W 16-5) Indianapolis Indians | Western League | A |
| 4 | 7/23/1895 | Perry Werden | Minneapolis Millers (W 18-5) Detroit Tigers | Western League | A |
| 4 | 7/13/1896 | Ed Delahanty | Philadelphia Phillies (L 8-9) Chicago Colts | National League |
| 4 | 5/14/1903 | Henry Bateman | Paris Parasites at Corsicana Oil Cities | Texas League | D |
| 4 | 9/9/1913 | Waldo Jackley | Ironton Nailers (W 16-5) at Hamilton Maroons | Ohio State League | D |
| 4 | 6/14/1919 | “High Pockets” Kelly | Rochester Hustlers (W 19-0) at Reading Coal Barons | International Lg. | AA |
| 4 | 8/31/1920 | Frank Askland | Mitchell Kernels (W 16-5) at Wessinton Springs Saints | South Dakota Lg. | D |
| 4 | 8/9/1923 | John Gillespie | Bridgeport Americans (W 10-910 inn.) at Springfield Ponies | Eastern League | A |
| 4 | 7/19/1924 | Bud Davis | Okmulgee Drillers v. Springfield Midgets | Western Assoc. | C |
| 4 | 7/15/1925 | Earl Waltz | Waynesboro Villagers (W 16-5) at Martinsburg Blue Sox | Blue Ridge Lg. | D |
| 4 | 5/17/1926 | Ben “Al” Mallonee | Richmond Colts (W 17-5) at Portsmouth Trckers | Virginia League | B |
| 4 | 7/14/1926 | Al Maderas | Springfield Senators (L 12-14) at Quincy Red Birds | Three-I League | B |
| 4 | 7/17/1927 | Clay Hopper | Danville Veterans (W 28-6) at Quincy Red Birds | Three-I League | B |
| 4 | 6/11/1928 | Tommie Harris | Midland Colts (W 27-9) Hamlin Pied Pipers | West Texas League | D |
| 4 | 5/13/1930 | Walter Holke | Hazleton Mountaineers (L 8-9) Scranton Miners | N.Y.-Penn League | B |
| 4 | 6/8/1930 | Ken Strong | Hazleton Mountaineers (W 12-3) Wilkes-Barre Barons | N.Y.-Penn League | B |
| 4 | 6/1/1932 | Buzz Arlett | Baltimore Orioles (W 14-13) at Reading Keystones | International Lg. | AA |
| 4 | 6/3/1932 | Lou Gehrig | New York Yankees (W 20-13) at Philadelphia Athletics | American League |
| 4 | 7/4/1932 | Buzz Arlett | Baltimore Orioles (W 21-10) Reading Keystones | International Lg. | AA |
| 4 | 6/14/1935 | Dale Alexander | Kansas City Blues (W 15-2) at Minneapolis Millers | American Association | AA |
| 4 | 6/15/1936 | Tip Tobin | Marshall Orphans v. Jacksonville Jax | East Texas League | C |
| 4 | 7/10/1936 | Chuck Klein | Philadelphia Phillies (W 9-610 inn.) at Pittsburgh Pirates | National League |
| 4 | 8/24/1936 | Taylor Sanford | Danville Leafs (W 13-3) at Mayodan Orphans | Bi-State League | D |
| 4 | 5/6/1938 | Bob Seeds | Newark Bears (W 22-9) at Buffalo Bisons | International Lg. | AA |
| 4 | 8/13/1938 | Mel Wasley | Duluth Dukes (W 17-5) Fargo-Moorhead Twins | Northern League | D |
| 4 | 7/4/1940 | Ab Wright | Minneapolis Millers (W 17-5) Saint Paul Saints | American Assoc. | AA |
| 4 | 7/8/1940 | Babe Paul | Muskogee Reds (W 10-8) Joplin Miners | Western Assoc. | C |
| 4 | 9/3/1945 | Bill Hart | Saint Paul Saints (W 16-1) Minneapolis Millers | American Assoc. | AA |
| 4 | 5/3/1946 | Ken Rhyne | Moultrie Packers (W 12-2) Thomasville Tigers | Georgia-Florida Lg. | D |
| 4 | 5/2/1947 | Ken Myers | Las Vegas Wranglers (W 30-5) Ontario Orioles | Sunset League | C |
| 4 | 5/9/1947 | Ross Morrow | Mooresville Moors (W 18-17) Concord Weavers | North Carolina State Lg. | D |
| 4 | 6/1/1947 | Philip Alotta | Reno Silver Sox (W 22-19) Ontario Orioles | Sunset League | C |
| 4 | 6/1/1947 | Vince Pascale | Reno Silver Sox (W 22-19) Ontario Orioles | Sunset League | C |
| 4 | 9/5/1947 | Frank Carswell | Paris Red Peppers (W 26-22) Austin Pioneers | Big State League | B |
| 4 | 5/18/1948 | Floyd Yount | Newton-Conover Twins (W 12-8) Lincolnton Cardinals | Western Carolina Lg. | D |
| 4 | 6/30/1948 | Len Attyd | Albuquerque Dukes (W 31-10) LaMesa Lobos | West Tex.-New Mex. Lg. | C |
| 4 | 7/18/1948 | Pat Seerey | Chicago White Sox (W 12-1111 inn.) at Philadelphia Athletics | American League |
| 4 | 8/28/1948 | Joe Fortin | Pampa Oilers (W 20-4) LaMesa Lobos | West Tex.-New Mex. Lg. | C |
| 4 | 9/3/1948 | Leonard Cross | Spartanburg Peaches (W 30-6) Asheville Tourists | Tri-State League | B |
| 4 | 7/27/1949 | Silvio DiMenna | Peterburg Generals (W 17-3) Hopewell Blue Sox | Virginia League | D |
| 4 | 8/15/1949 | Jack Litrell | Hornell Maple Leafs (W 16-7) Olean Oilers | PONY League | D |
| 4 | 8/29/1949 | Pud Miller | LaMesa Lobos (W 15-6) Borger Gassers | West Texas League | C |
| 4 | 8/31/1949 | Jim Warner | Wenatchee Chiefs v. Salem Senators | Western Int'l. Lg. | B |
| 4 | 9/10/1949 | Dixie Upright | Waco Pirates v. Wichita Falls Spudders | Big State League | B |
| 4 | 8/31/1950 | Gil Hodges | Brooklyn Dodgers (W 19-3) Boston Braves | National League |
| 4 | 4/13/1951 | Miguel Gaspar | Laredo Apaches (W 13-2) Texas City Texans | Gulf Coast League | B |
| 4 | 4/4/1953 | Ted Beard | Hollywood Stars (W 6-5) San Diego Padres | Pacific Coast Lg. | OPEN |
| 4 | 4/20/1953 | Jerry Crosby | Colorado Springs Sky Sox (W 20-16) Pueblo Dodgers | Western League | A |
| 4 | 8/3/1953 | Dolph Regelsky | Meridian Millers (W 21-6) Hot Springs Bathers | Cotton States Lg. | C |
| 4 | 5/20/1954 | Jim Moore | Crowley Millers v. Lafayette Oilers | Evangeline League | C |
| 4 | 7/31/1954 | Joe Adcock | Milwaukee Braves (W 15-7) at Brooklyn Dodgers | National League |
| 4 | 8/6/1954 | Bill Miller | Hazlegurst-Baxley Cardinals (W 12-8) at Statesboro Pilots | Georgia State League | D |
| 4 | 9/1/1954 | Joe Bauman | Roswell Rockets (W 15-4) Sweetwater Spudders | Longhorn League | C |
| 4 | 5/22/1955 | Keith Little | Corpus Christi Clippers (W 32-7) Waco Pirates | Big State League | B |
| 4 | 7/4/1955 | Paul Mohr | Amarillo Gold Sox v. Clovis Pioneers | West Tex.-New Mex. Lg. | B |
| 4 | 7/19/1955 | Jim Lemon | AL League All-Stars (W 10-5) at Birmingham Barons | Southern Associaton | AA |
| 4 | 8/12/1955 | Sonny Tims | Pampa Oilers (L 10-17) at Lubbock Hubbers | West Tex.-New Mex. Lg. | B |
| 4 | 8/21/1955 | Jodie Beeler | Plainview Ponies (W 18-13) at Amarillo Gold Sox | West Tex.-New Mex. Lg. | B |
| 4 | 7/14/1956 | Danny Ozark | Wichita Falls Spudders (W 7-3) Beaumont Explorers | Big State League | B |
| 4 | 8/27/1956 | Curt Roberts | Columbus Jets (W 10-7) Havana Sugar Kings | International Lg. | AAA |
| 4 | 6/10/1959 | Rocky Colavito | Cleveland Indians (W 11-8) at Baltimore Orioles | American League |
| 4 | 6/13/1959 | Bobby Smith | Clinton Pirates (W 20-12) at Dubuque Packers | Midwest League | D |
| 4 | 4/30/1961 | Wlllie Mays | San Francisco Giants (W 14-4) at Milwaukee Braves | National League |
| 4 | 5/29/1961 | Al Nagel | Ardmore Rosebuds (W 14-5) at Amarillo Gold Sox | Texas League | AA |
| 4 | 6/25/1961 | Don DiChiara | Batavia Pirates (L 8-14) Jamestown Tigers | N.Y.-Penn League | D |
| 4 | 8/20/1962 | Charlie Dees | El Paso Sun Kings (W 11-3) Amarillo Gold Sox | Texas League | AA |
| 4 | 7/1/1969 | George Kalafatis | Montgomery Rebels (W 13-0) Birmingham A's | Southern League | AA |
| 4 | 4/17/1976 | Mike Schmidt | Philadelphia Phillies (W 18-1610 inn.) at Chicago Cubs | National League |
| 4 | 6/9/1977 | Randy Bass | Tacoma Twins (L 14-1510 inn.) at Phoenix Giants | Pacific Coast League | AAA |
| 4 | 7/14/1977 | Gene Locklear | Syracuse Chiefs (W 11-1) at Columbus Clippers | International Lg. | AAA |
| 4 | 6/24/1978 | Mike Bishop | Quad City Angels (W 32-8) at Wausau Mets | Midwest League | A |
| 4 | 7/15/1979 | Scott Fletcher | Geneva Cubs (W 29-4) at Utica Blue Jays | N.Y.-Penn League | A |
| 4 | 6/18/1980 | Tom Brunansky | El Paso Diablos (W 19-9) at Midland Cubs | Texas League | AA |
| 4 | 7/6/1982 | Dave Clements | Erie Cardinals (W 24-6) Batavia Trojans | N.Y.-Penn League | A |
| 4 | 6/2/1983 | Franklin Stubbs | Albuquerque Dukes v. Phoenix Giants | Pacific Coast League | AAA |
| 4 | 7/6/1986 | Bob Horner | Atlanta Braves (L 8-11) Montreal Expos | National League |
| 4 | 6/9/1987 | Wade Rowdan | Iowa Cubs (W 18-12) Louisville Redbirds | American Association | AAA |
| 4 | 5/20/1988 | Pat Garman | Gastonia Rangers (W 17-5) Myrtle Beach Blue Jays | SALLY League | A |
| 4 | 5/25/1988 | Matt Williams | Phoenix Firebirds (W 11-8) Albuquerque Dukes | Pacific Coast League | AAA |
| 4 | 9/7/1993 | Mark Whiten | St. Louis Cardinals (W 15-2) at Cincinnati Reds | National League |
| 4 | 6/20/1996 | Corey Parker | Bangor Blue Ox (W 16-5) at Rhode Island Tigersharks | Northeast League | Ind. |
| 4 | 5/21/1997 | J.R. Phillips | New Orleans Zephyrs (W 10-6) at Omaha Royals | American Association | AAA |
| 4 | 8/9/1997 | Bubba Trammell | Toledo Mud Hens (W 11-1013 inn.) Richmond Braves | International Lg. | AAA |
| 4 | 4/22/1998 | Eddie Williams | Las Vegas Stars (W 20-15) at Calgary Cannons | Pacific Coast League | AAA |
| 4 | 7/27/1998 | Tyrone Horne | Arkansas Travelers (W 13-4) at San Antonio Missions | Texas League | AA |
| 4 | 9/13/1999 | Eric Battersby | Burlington Bees v. Kane County Cougars | Midwest League | A |
| 4 | 6/21/2000 | Harry Berrios | Schaumburg Flyers (L 13-26) Fargo-Moorhead RedHawks | Northern League | Ind. |
| 4 | 8/8/2000 | Ryan Jones | Winnipeg Goldeyes (W 19-1) at Sioux Falls Canaries | Northern League | Ind. |
| 4 | 8/19/2001 | Lew Ford | New Britain Rock Cats v. Binghamton Mets | Eastern League | AA |
| 4 | 4/20/2002 | Tony Mongeluzzo | Savannah Sand Gnats at Asheville Tourists | SALLY League | A |
| 4 | 5/2/2002 | Mike Cameron | Seattle Mariners (W 15-4) at Chicago White Sox | American League |
| 4 | 5/23/2002 | Shawn Green | Los Angeles Dodgers (W 16-3) at Milwaukee Brewers | National League |
| 4 | 7/14/2002 | Garrett Jones | Quad Cities River Bandits (W 16-2) Kane County Cougars | Midwest League | A |
| 4 | 9/25/2003 | Carlos Delgado | Toronto Blue Jays (W 10-8) Tampa Bay Devil Rays | American League |
| 4 | 6/28/2004 | Brandon Cashman | Spokane Indians v. Everett AquaSox | Northwest League | A |
| 4 | 10/10/2005 | Brandon Wood | Surprise Scorpions (W 20-1) Grand Canyon Rafters | Arizona Fall League | wl |
| 4 | 6/18/2006 | Jesse Hoorelbeke | Fargo-Moorhead Redhawks (W 14-3) Edmonton Cracker Cats | Northern League | Ind. |
| 4 | 7/28/2006 | Ryan Harvey | Daytona Cubs (W 10-9) Clearwater Threshers | Florida State Lg. | A+ |
| 4 | 8/7/2006 | Alexis Gomez | Toledo Mud Hens (W 15-9) at Columbus Clippers | International Lg. | AAA |
| 4 | 5/19/2007 | Aaron Bates | Lancaster JetHawks v. Lake Elsinore Storm | California League | A+ |
| 4 | 6/23/2007 | Brad Correll | Lancaster JayHawks v. High Desert Mavericks | California League | A+ |
| 4 | 8/9/2008 | Micah Hoffpauir | Iowa Cubs at Round Rock Express | Pacific Coast League | AAA |
| 4 | 5/14/2011 | Michael Aubrey | Syracuse Chiefs (W 11-0) Durham Bulls | International Lg. | AAA |
| 4 | 5/8/2012 | Josh Hamilton | Texas Rangers (W 10-3) at Baltimore Orioles | American League |
| 4 | 6/10/2013 | Javier Baez | Daytona Cubs (W 9-6) Fort Myers Miracle | Florida State League | A+ |
| 4 | 5/21/2014 | Jon Griffin | Mobile Bay Bears (W 17-7) at Tennessee Smokies | Southern League | AA |
| 4 | 5/25/2014 | Mike Ford | Charleston RiverDogs (W 17-10) Hickory Crawdads | South Atlantic League | A |
| 4 | 6/6/2017 | Scooter Gennett | Cincinnati Reds (W 13-1) St. Louis Cardinals | National League |
| 4 | 9/4/2017 | J.D. Martinez | Arizona Diamondbacks (W 13-0) at Los Angeles Dodgers | National League |
Most Home Runs, One Game, Cuba
| 4 | 12/10/1989 | Leonel Moa | Camaguey at Granma | National League |
| 4 | 12/17/1995 | Alberto Diaz | Matanzas v. Camaguey | National League |
| 4 | 4/8/1997 | Omar Linares | Pinar del Rio at Villa Clara | Revolutionary Cup II |
Most Home Runs, One Game, Japan
| 4 | 9/2/1989 | Hiromoto Okubo | Saitama Seibu Lions v. Saitama Yakult Swallows | Eastern League (Seibu Lions) |
| 4 | 6/21/1996 | Nigel Wilson | Nippon Ham Fighters (W 7-5) at Kinetsu Buffaloes (Osaka) | Pacific League | |
| 4 | 6/28/2003 | Atsuya Furuta | Yakult Swallows (W 14-4) at Hiroshima Toyo Carp | Central League | |
Most Home Runs, One Game, Korea
| 4 | 9/4/2014 | Park Byung-ho | Nexen Heroes (W 13-5) NC Dinos | Korean Baseball Organization |
Most Home Runs, One Game, Mexico
| 4 | 1/6/1957 | Barney Serrell | Los Mochis (L 8-911 inn.) at Ciudad Obregon | Pacific Coast League | Ind. |
| 4 | 6/13/1957 | Jose “Diablo” Nunez | Fresnillo Rojos (W 23-7) Durango Alacranes | Central Mexican Lg. | C |
| 4 | 10/8/1961 | Marcos Arriaga | Saltillo (W 15-3) at Montemorelos Eagles | Northern Autumn Lg. | Ind. |
| 4 | 5/14/1985 | Derek Bryant | Tampico Alijadores | Mexican League | AAA |
| 4 | 4/24/1991 | Roy Johnson | Campeche Pirates v. Aguascalientes Rieleros | Mexican League | AAA |
| 4 | 5/19/2000 | Miguel Ojeda | Mexico City Reds v. Monclova Aceros | Mexican League | AAA |
| 4 | 6/28/2005 | Ricardo Saenz | Monclova Aceros (W 14-1) Aguascalientes Rieleros | Mexican League | AAA |
| 4 | 5/13/2006 | Jorge Vasquez | Angelopolois Tigers (W 24-3) Tabasco Olmecas | Mexican League | AAA |
Most Home Runs, One Game, Venezuela
| 4 | 1/8/1956 | Russell Rac | Pastora (L 8-10) Cabimas | Occidental League | |
Footnotes:
• In 1889, the Western Association, a minor league, had no class designation.
• The Class designation of A+ stands for a Class Adv A league.
• wl is for Winter League. Players from AAA, AA and one from A leagues are assigned by major league teams.
• 6/15/1902 This Corsicana home game was played at Ennis, Texas, to avoid Sunday Blue Laws,
• 6/3/1932 Lou Gehrig, N.Y. Yankees (A.L.), was robbed of a 5th HR by the Athletic's Al Simmons' catch at centerfield fence.
• 7/10/1936 Chuck Klein, Phil. Phillies (N.L.) hit his 4th home run in the 10th inning.
• 8/27/1956 Curt Roberts, Columbus Jets (Int'l. Lg.) had 4 home runs in a 7 inning game.
Home run cycle, single game (solo, 2-run, 3-run & grand slam HRs):
7/27/1998 Tyrone Horne, Arkansas Travelers (W 13-4) at San Antonio Missions (Texas League AA)
Most home runs, one game, high school
5 4/25/1928 ___ Rapp, Atlantic High (W 109-0) Griswold HS Freshmen (Iowa)
5 1976 Ken Lisko, Youngstown Cardinal Mooney (W 16-3) Youngstown Boardman HS (Ohio)
5 4/28/1995 Shawn Gallagher, Wilmington New Hanover v. Dudley Southern Wayne (N.C.)
5 5/25/1996 Aaron Hull, Nantucket HS v. Swansea New England Christian Academy (Mass.)
5 4/27/1998 Keith Witkowski, Minersville Area HS v. Tulpehocken HS (Penn.)
5 2000 Jesse Crosswhite, Fortuna HS v. Miranda South Fork (Cal.)
5 6/3/2000 Cory Peck, Sioux City North v. Sioux Rapids Sioux Central (Iowa)
5 2009 Erik Van Meetren, Las Vegas Bishop Gorman v. Las Vegas Clark (Nevada)
5 4/14/2009 John Biggs, Fort Worth Arlington Heights v. Fort Worth Dunbar (Texas)
Most home runs, one game, N.C.A.A. Division I
6 5/9/1999 Marshall McDougall, Florida State (W 26-2) Maryland [consecutive]
4 3/24/1976 Jim La Fountain, Louisville (W 26-4) Western Kentucky (5 innings) [2 grand slams in one inning, 3 in game]
4 1982 Bill Sandry, Kentucky (W 21-4) Eastern Kentucky
4 4/20/1988 Bill Heinz, Iowa (W 17-3) Minnesota
4 5/7/1991 Bubba Smith, Illinois v. Illinois-Chicago
4 4/7/2015 J.J. Schwarz, Florida (W 22-2) Stetson
4 5/15/2015 Tyler Lawrence, Murray State (W 27-7) Morehead State
4 3/22/2016 Darick Hall, Dallas Baptist v. Incarnate Word
4 4/2/2016 Tyler Dixon, Murray State v. Eastern Illinois
4 4/25/2017 Brendan McKay, Louisville (W 14-4) Eastern Kentucky
4 5/21/2017 Scott Hurst, Cal State Fullerston (W 16-7) Cal State Northridge
Most home runs, one game, N.C.A.A. College Division
5 3/30/1985 Henry Rochelle, Campbell University (W 38-0) Radford University
Most home runs, one game, N.C.A.A. Division II
5 4/18/2003 Josh Hamilton, St. Edward's (W 29-107 inn.) Oklahoma Panhandle
Most home runs, one game, N.A.I.A.
5 5/9/2003 Jake Ford, Spalding University (W 18-4) Tennessee Wesleyan [NAIA World Series, game 1]
5 4/22/2011 David Bergin, Tennessee Wesleyan (W 15-7) Reinhardt University
4 1955 Abner “Sonny” Dykes, Georgia Teachers College (now Georgia Southern)
Most home runs, one game, N.A.I.A. World Series
5 5/9/2003 Jake Ford, Spalding University (W 18-4) Tennessee Wesleyan [game 1]
Most home runs, one game, N.J.C.A.A.
4 5/22/2010 Bryce Harper, Southern Nevada (W 25-11) Central Arizona [NJCAA Western District Tournament championship game, at Lamar, Colo.]
4 4/9/2013 Narciso Crook, Gloucester County College (W 26-4) at Atlantic Cape Community College
Most home runs, one game, college development league
4 7/4/2015 Lucas Riley, Lakeshore Chinooks (W 16-2) Kalamazoo Growlers [7 innings] (Northwoods League)
Most home runs, one inning, high school
3 5/27/1993 Michael Pierce, Middletown Shenandoah v. Modoc Union (Indiana)
3 5/13/1997 Danny Kimura, Honolulu Iolani School v. Honolulu Damien Memorial (Hawaii)
3 5/4/1999 Bill Clayton, Chatham Glenwood v. Taylorville HS (Illinois)
3 4/18/2013 Brad Degnan, Woodside HS v. Westmoor HS (Cal.)
Most home runs, one game, Little League
4 Jul. 2015 Mason Fisher, Jackson County All-Stars (W 30-0) Waynesville (District 5 North Carolina State Tournament) [2 grand slams in one inning]
2 Players with 4 Home Runs in the Same Game
•Reno Silver Sox (W 22-19) Ontario Orioles, 6/1/1947 (Sunset League) (Class C):
4 Philip Alotta Silver Sox
4 Vince Pascale Silver Sox
Two 4 Home Run Games in One Season
1932 Buzz Arlett Baltimore Orioles (International League)
4 Home Runs in All-Star Game
7/19/1955 Jim Lemon (Chattanooga Lookouts), A.L League All-Stars (W 10-5) at Birmingham Barons, Rickwood Field (Southern Association)
4 Home Runs in One Playoff Game
9/10/1949 Dixie Upright Waco Pirates (Big State League)
9/13/1999 Eric Battersby Burlington Bees (Midwest League)
Player-Managers who hit 4 Home Runs in One Game
8/21/1955 Jodie Beeler Plainview Ponies (West Texas-New Mexico League)
7/14/1956 Danny Ozark Wichita Falls Spudders (Big State Leaague)
4 Home Runs in 1st 4 innings of Game
9/3/1948 Leonard Cross Spartanburg Peaches (Tri-State League)
5 Home Runs in 5 Consecutive ABs, One Game
5/30/1935 Lou Frierson Paris Pirates (West Dixie League)
4 Home Runs in 4 Consecutive ABs, One Game
5/30/1894 Bobby Lowe Boston Beaneaters (National League)
6/3/1932 Lou Gehrig New York Yankees (American League)
6/14/1935 Dale Alexander Kansas City Blues (American Association)
5/22/1955 Edwin Little Corpus Christi Clippers (Big State League)
6/10/1959 Rocky Colavito Cleveland Indians (American League)
4/17/1976 Mike Schmidt Philadelphia Phillies (National League)
9/13/1999 Eric Battersby Burlington Bees (Midwest League)
5/19/2000 Miguel Ojeda Mexico City Reds (Mexican League)
5/2/2002 Mike Cameron Seattle Mariners (American League)
9/25/2003 Carlos Delgado Toronto Blue Jays (American League)
9/4/2017 J.D. Martinez Arizona Diamondbacks (National League)
4 Home Runs in Consecutive Innings
5/6/1938 Bob Seeds Newark Bears (International League)
9/3/1948 Leonard Cross Spartanburg Peaches (Tri-State League)
Inside-the-Park Home Run as part of 4 Home Run Game
7/30/1894 Buck Freeman Haverhill (New England League)
2 Inside-the-Park Home Runs as part of 4 Home Run Game
7/13/1896 Ed Delahanty Philadelphia Phillies (National League)
Game Winning Home Run as 4th HR in Game
8/9/1923 John Gillespie Bridgeport Americans (Eastern League), in 10th inning.
7/18/1948 Pat Seerey Chicago White Sox (American League), in 11th inning.
7/28/2006 Ryan Harvey Daytona Cubs (Florida State League), walk-off HR in 9th inning.
4 Home Runs in One Game at Shibe Park
6/3/1932 Lou Gehrig New York Yankees
7/18/1948 Pat Seerey Chicago White Sox
4 Home Runs in One Game at Forbes Field
7/10/1936 Chuck Klein Philadelphia Phillies
4 Home Runs in One Game at Ebbets Field
8/31/1950 Gil Hodges Brooklyn Dodgers
7/31/1954 Joe Adcock Milwaukee Braves
4 Home Runs in One Game at Wrigley Field
4/17/1976 Mike Schmidt Philadelphia Phillies
4 Home Runs in One Game at Camden Yards
5/8/2012 Josh Hamilton Texas Rangers
Consecutive Home Runs in Consecutive At Bats
5 Lipman Pike, Philadelphia Athletics (W 67-25) Alert Club of Philadelphia, 7/16/1866 (National Association of Base Ball Players) [one game]
5 Lou Frierson, Paris Pirates (L 12-17) Jacksonville Jax, 5/30/1935 (West Dixie League) [one game]
5 Corey Parker, Bandor Blue Ox at Rhode Island Tigersharks, 6/20/1996 (Northeast League-Ind.) [2 games•doubleheader]
5 Tony Mongeluzzo, Savannah Sand Giants. Apr. 2002 (SALLY League) [two games]
5 Ricardo Saenz, Monclova Aceros v. Aguascalientes Rieleros, Jun. 2005 (Mexican Lg.-AAA) [2 games]
5 Cristian Guerrero, Gary RailCats v. Rockford RiverHawks, 6/9/2010 (Northern League) [2 games•doubleheader]
5 Jon Griffin, Mobile BayBears v. Tennessee Smokies, 5/21-22/2014 (Southern League) [two games]
Consecutive Home Runs in Consecutive At Bats, high school
8 Joe Dunand, Miami Gulliver Prep (Horizon National Tournament, at Scottsdale, Ariz.), Mar. 2014 [over 5 games]
6 Bob Squires, Waterloo DeKalb (Iowa), 5/28-29/1982 (two games)
6 Timothy Morgan, Tunnell Hill Northwest Whitfield (Georgia), May 1990 [3 games]
6 Alberto Concepcion, El Segundo v. Los Angeles Banning, 3/6&9/1999 (California [rwo games]
6 Brad Davidson, Ruidoso HS v. Truth or Consequences HS, 4/30/1999 (New Mexico)
6 Cory Peck, Sioux City North, 6/3/2000 {Iowa} [two games]
6 Stevan Louch, Clare HS, 3/24/2001 (Mich.) [1 game]
Consecutive Home Runs in Consecutive At Bats, college
6 Marshall McDougall, Florida State (W 26-2) Maryland, 5/9/1999 (N.C.A.A. Division I) [one game]
5 Bo Darby, West Virginia State, 4/25-27/2009 (N.C.A.A. Division II) [two games]
5 David May, Kings Point Merchant Marine Academy, 4/29-5/1/2009 (N.C.A.A. Division III) [two games]
Most multi-home run games, season
11 Hank Greenburg 1938 Detroit Tigers American League
11 Sammy Sosa 1998 Chicago Cubs National League
10 Giancarlo Stanton 2017 Miami Marlins National League
2 Grand Slams, Same Inning
4/23/1999 Fernando Tatis, St. Louis Cardinals (W 12-5) at Los Angeles Dodgers (National League)
11/4/2009 Alexei “Toy Cannon” Bell, Santiago de Cuba (W 24-0) Camaguey (Cuban National League) [1st inning, 1st game of season]
2 Grand Slams, Same Inning, N.C.A.A.
3/24/1976 Jim La Fountain, Louisville (W 26-4) Western Kentucky (5 innings) [three grand slams in game, 4 HR in game]
2 Grand Slams, Same Inning, Little League
Jul. 2015 Mason Fisher, Jackson County All-Stars (W 30-0) Waynesville (North Carolina District 5 State Tournament) [4 HRs in game]
2 Grand Slams, same game, batting from both sides of plate
7/29/2003 Bill Mueller, Boston Red Sox (W 14-7) at Texas Rangers (American League)
2 Grand Slams in 4 Home Run Game
5/11/1923 Pete Schneider, Vernon Tigers (W 35-11) at Salt Lake City Bees, Bonneville Park (Pacific Coast League)
2 Grand Slams, one game, Major Leagues
5/24/1936 Tony Lazzari, New York Yankees (W 25-2) at Philadelphia Athletics, Shibe Park (American League)
7/4/1936 Jim Tabor, Boston Red Sox (W 18-12) at Philadelphia Athletics, Shibe Park (American League)
7/27/1946 Rudy York, Boston Red Sox (W 13-6) St. Louis Browns (American League)
5/9/1961 Jim Gentile, Baltimore Orioles (W 13-5) at Minnesota Twins (American League)
7/3/1966 Tony Cloninger, Atlanta Braves (W 17-3) at San Francisco Giants, Candlestick Park (National League)
6/24/1968 Jim Northrup, Detroit Tigers (W 14-3) at Cleveland Indians (American League)
6/26/1970 Frank Robinson, Baltimore Orioles (W 12-2) at Washington Senators (American League)
9/4/1995 Robin Ventura, Chicago White Sox (W 14-3) at Texas Rangers (American League)
8/14/1998 Chris Hoiles, Baltimore Orioles (W 15-3) at Cleveland Indians (American League)
4/23/1999 Fernando Tatis, St. Louis Cardinals (W 12-5) at Los Angeles Dodgers (National League)
5/10/1999 Nomar Garciaparra, Boston Red Sox (W 12-4) Seattle Mariners, Fenway Park (American League)
7/29/2003 Bill Mueller, Boston Red Sox (W 14-7) at Texas Rangers (American League)
7/27/2009 Josh Willingham, Washington Nationals (W 14-6) at Milwaukee Brewers (National League)
2 Grand Slams, Pitcher, one game, Major Leagues
7/3/1966 Tony Cloninger, Atlanta Braves (W 17-3) at San Francisco Giants, Candlestick Park (National League)
2 Grand Slams, one game, International League
1915 Dan Howley, Montreal Royals
1927 Tom Daly, Jersey City Skeeters v. Syracuse Stars
5/4/1944 Joe Cicero, Newark Bears (W 17-8) at Montreal Royals
8/4/1957 Mike Baxes, Buffalo Bisons (W 20-1) Havana Sugar Kings
5/19/2009 Chris Richard, Durham Bulls (W 13-9) Louisville Bats
3 Grand Slams, one game, N.C.A.A.
3/24/1976 Jim La Fountain, Louisville (W 26-4) Western Kentucky [2 grand slams in inning, 4 home runs in game]
2 Grand Slams, one game, consecutive ABs, Major Leagues
5/9/1961 Jim Gentile, Baltimore Orioles (W 13-5) at Minnesota Twins (American League)
6/24/1968 Jim Northrup, Detroit Tigers (W 14-3) at Cleveland Indians (American League)
4/23/1999 Fernando Tatis, St. Louis Cardinals (W 12-5) at Los Angeles Dodgers (National League)
2 Grand Slams, one game, consecutive ABs, Australian Basball League (#1)
12/24/1996 Craig Watts, Adelaide Giants (W 11-1) Perth Heat
2 Grand Slams, 1 in each game of Double Header
5/20/1999 Robin Ventura, New York Mets (W 11-10, W 10-1) v. Milwaukee Brewers (National League) [Twi-Night DH]
3 Grand Slams in 1 week
Jun. 1968 Jim Northrup, Detroit Tigers (A.L.)
Jul. 1982 Larry Parrish, Texas Rangers (A.L.)
Most Grand Slams, one season
American League
6 1987 Don Mattingly New York Yankees
6 2006 Travis Hafner Cleveland Indians
National League
5 1955 Ernie Banks Chicago Cubs
5 2009 Albert Pujols St. Louis Cardinals
Pacific Coast League
5 2007 Pete LaForest Portland Beavers
Most Pinch-Hit Grand Slams, season
2 1978 Mike Ivie San Francisco Giants (N.L.)
2 1978 Davey Johnson Philadelphia Phillies (N.L.)
2 1998 Darryl Strawberry New York Yankees (A.L.)
2 2004 Ben Broussard Cleveland Indians (A.L.)
2 2010 Brooks Conrad Atlanta Braves (N.L.)
Most Pinch-Hit Grand Slams to win game, one season
2 2010 Brooks Conrad Atlanta Braves (N.L.)
Most Pinch-Hit Grand Slams, major league career
3 Ron Northey St. Louis Cardinals & Chicago Cubs (National League)
3 Willie McCovey San Francisco Giants & San Diego Padres (National League)
3 Rich Reese Minnesota Twins (American League)
3 Ben Broussard Cleveland Indians & Seattle Mariners (American League)
Most Grand Slams, Pitcher, major league career
2 Dizzy Trout Detroit Tigers (American League)
2 Camilo Pascual Washington Senators & Minnesota Twins (American League)
2 Tony Cloninger Atlanta Braves (National League)
2 Bob Gibson St. Louis Cardinals (National League)
2 Rick Wise Philadelphia Phillies & St. Louis Cardinals (National League)
2 Danny Neagle Pittsburgh Pirates & Colorado Rockies (National League)
Most Consecutive Games with Home Run, pitcher
4 Ken Brett Philadelphia Phillies 6/9, 6/13, 5/18 & 6/23/1973 (National League)
Most consecutive games for Switch-Hitter with Home Run from each side of plate, same game
2 Eddie Murray Baltimore Orioles 5/8-9/1987 (American League)
2 Ken Caminiti San Diego Padres 9/16-17/1995 (National League)
Switch hitter hitting Home Run from each side of plate, 1st Major League Game (1st hits)
Yasmani Grandal San Diego Padres 6/20/2012 (National League)
Most Consecutive Pinch Hit At Bats hitting a Home Run
3 Lee Lacy Los Angeles Dodgers 5/2, 5/6 & 5/17/1978 (National League)
3 Del Unser Montreal Expos 6/30, 7/5 & 7/10/1979 (National League)
Most Pinch-Hit Home Runs, one season
7 Dave Hansen Los Angeles Dodgers 2000 (N.L.)
7 Craig Wilson Pittsburgh Pirates 2001 (N.L.)
Most Pinch-Hit Home Runs, career
23 Matt Stairs, 13 teams, 19 years 1992-2011
Grand Slam on 1st Major League at bat
Bill Duggleby Philadelphia Phillies 4/21/1898 (N.L.)
Jeremy Hermida Florida Marlins 8/21/2005 (N.L.)
Kevin Kouzmanoff Cleveland Indians 9/2/2006 (A.L.)
Daniel Nava Boston Red Sox 6/12/2010 (A.L.)
Grand Slam as 1st Major League hit
Bill Duggleby Philadelphia Phillies 4/21/1898 (N.L.)
Jim Command Philadelphia Phillies 7/11/1954 (N.L.)
Bobby Bonds San Francisco Giants 6/24/1968 (N.L.)
Mike Cubbage Texas Rangers 6/20/1975 (A.L.)
Orlando Mercado Seattle Mariners 9/19/1982 (A.L.)
Creighton Gubanich Boston Red Sox 5/4/1999 (A.L.)
Chase Utley Philadelphia Phillies 4/24/2003 (N.L.)
Jeremy Hermida Florida Marlins 8/31/2005 (N.L.)
Kevin Kouzmanoff Cleveland Indians 9/2/2006 (A.L.)
Daniel Nava Boston Red Sox 6/12/2010 (A.L.)
Home Run on 1st Major League pitch
Walter Mueller Pittsburgh Pirates 5/7/1922 (N.L.)
Clise Dudley Brooklyn Dodgers, 4/27/1929 (N.L.)
Eddie Morgan St. Louis Cardinals 4/14/1936 (N.L.)
Bill LeFebvre Boston Red Sox 6/10/1938 (A.L.)
Clyde Vollmer Cincinnati Reds 5/1/1942 (N.L.)
George Vico Detroit Tigers 4/20/1948 (A.L.)
Chuck Tanner Milwaukee Braves 4/12/1955 (N.L.)
Bert Campaneris Kansas City Athletics 7/23/1964 (A.L.)
Brant Alyea Washington Senators 9/12/1965 (A.L.)
Don Rose California Angels 5/24/1972 (A.L.)
Alvis Woods Toronto Blue Jays 4/7/1977 (A.L.)
Jay Bell Cleveland Indians 9/20/1986 (A.L.)
Junior Felix Toronto Blue Jays 5/4/1989 (A.L.)
Jim Bullinger Chicago Cubs 6/8/1992 (N.L.)
Jay Gainer Colorado Rockies 5/14/1993 (N.L.)
Esteban Yan Tampa Bay Devil Rays 6/2/2000 (A.L.)
Chris Richard St. Louis Cardinals 7/17/2000 (N.L.)
Gene Stechschulte St. Louis Cardinals 4/17/2001 (N.L.)
Marcus Thames New York Yankees 6/10/2002 (A.L.)
Andy Phillips New York Yankees 9/26/2004 (A.L.)
Adam Wainwright St. Louis Cardinals 5/24/2006 (N.L.)
Kevin Kouzmanoff Cleveland Indians 9/2/2006 (A.L.)
Charlton Jimerson Houston Astros 9/4/2006 (N.L.)
Mark Saccomanno Houston Astros 9/8/2008 (N.L.)
Daniel Nava Boston Red Sox 6/12/2010 (A.L.)
J.P. Arencibia Toronto Blue Jays 8/7/2010 (A.L.)
Tommy Milone Washington Nationals 9/3/2011 (N.L.)
Starling Marte Pittsburgh Pirates 7/26/2012 (N.L.)
Eddie Rosario Minnesota Twins 5/6/2015 (A.L.)
Wilson Contreras Chicago Cubs 6/19/2016 (N.L.)
Major League players to hit a Pinch-Hit Home Run on 1st major league at-bat:
Bill Duggleby Philadelphia Phillies 4/21/1898 (N.L.)
Eddie Morgan St. Louis Cardinals 4/14/1936 (N.L.)
Ace Parker Philadelphia Athletics 4/30/1937 (A.L.)
Les Layton New York Giants 5/21/1948 (N.L.)
Ted Tappe Cincinnati Reds 9/14/1950 (N.L.)
Chuck Tanner Milwaukee Braves 4/12/1955 (N.L.)
John Kennedy Washington Senators 9/5/1962 (A.L.)
Gates Brown Detroit Tigers 6/19/1963 (A.L.)
Bill Roman Detroit Tigers 9/30/1964 (A.L.)
Brant Alyea Washington Senators 9/12/1965 (A.L.)
Joe Keough Oakland Athletics 8/7/1968 (A.L.)
Alvis Woods Toronto Blue Jays 4/7/1977 (A.L.)
Marlon Anderson Philaadelphia Phillies 9/8/1998 (N.L.)
Gene Stechschulte St. Louis Cardinals 4/17/2001 (N.L.)
Mike Jacobs New York Mets 8/21/2005 (N.L.)
Jeremy Hermida Florida Marlins 9/1/2005 (N.L.)
Charlton Jimerson Houston Astros 9/4/2006 (N.L.)
Mark Saccomanno Houston Astros 9/8/2008 (N.L.)
John Hester Arizona Diamondbacks 9/28/2009 (N.L.)
2 players hitting home runs in 1st Major League at bats, same game
Ernie Koy Brooklyn Dodgers 4/19/1938 (N.L.) [Opening Day]
Heinie Mueller Philadelphia Phillies 4/19/1938 (N.L.) [Opening Day]
Tyler Austin New York Yankees 8/13/2016 (A.L.)
Aaron Judge New York Yankees 8/13/2016 (A.L.)
2 players hitting home runs in 1st Major League at bats, same team, same game
Tyler Austin New York Yankees 8/13/2016 (A.L.)
Aaron Judge New York Yankees 8/13/2016 (A.L.)
2 players hitting home runs in 1st Major League at bats, consecutive At Bats
Tyler Austin New York Yankees 8/13/2016 (A.L.)
Aaron Judge New York Yankees 8/13/2016 (A.L.)
2 Home Runs in 1st 2 Major League at bats
One Game
Bob Nieman St. Louis Browns 9/14/1951 (A.L.)
Over Two Games
Keith McDonald St. Louis Cardinals 7/4&6/2000 (N.L.)
Inside-the-Park Home Run on 1st Major League at bat
Luke Stuart St. Louis Browns 8/8/1921 (A.L.) [at Griffith Stadium]
Johnny LeMaster San Francisco Giants 9/2/1975 (N.L.) [at Candlestick Park]
Home Runs on first & last Major League at bats
Paul Gillespie
Chicago Cubs 9/11/1942 (N.L.)
Chicago Cubs 9/29/1945 (N.L.)
Whitey Lockman
New York Giants 7/5/1945 (N.L.)
Cincinnati Reds 6/9/1960 (N.L.)
John Miller
New York Yankees 9/11/1966 (A.L.)
Los Angeles Dodgers 9/23/1969 (N.L.)
Home Run on 1st Major League at bat, pitcher
Hoyt Wilhelm New York Giants 4/23/1952 (N.L.)
Dave Eiland San Diego Padres 4/10/1992 (N.L.)
Pitcher who gave up home run to 1st batter faced in Major Leagues & hit home run in 1st Major League at bat
Dave Eiland New York Yankees 8/3/1988 (A.L.) [HR to Paul Molitor, Milwaukee Brewers]
Dave Eiland San Diego Padres 4/10/1992 (N.L.) [HR off Bobby Ojeda, Los Angeles Dodgers]
Home Run on 1st at bat of 1st three Major League seasons
Kaz Matsui New York Mets 2004, 2005 & 2006 (N.L.)
Youngest to hit home run in 1st Major League at bat
National League
Whitey Lockman New York Giants 7/5/1945 Age: 18 yrs., 11 months, 14 days
American League
Jurickson Profar Texas Rangers 9/2/2012 Age: 19 yrs., 6 months, 13 days
Oldest to hit home run in 1st Major League at bat
American League
Hack Miller Detroit Tigers 4/23/1944 Age: 31 yrs., 2 months, 10 days
National League
Hoyt Wilhelm New York Giants 4/23/1952 Age: 30 yrs., 3 months, 3 days
Most Home Runs at home, major leagues, single season
1938 39 Hank Greenburg Detroit Tigers Briggs Stadium (A.L.)
1998 38 Mark McGwire St. Louis Cardinals Busch Stadium (N.L.)
2001 37 Barry Bonds San Francisco Giants Pac Bell Park (N.L.)
Most Home Runs on road, Major League season
1927 32 Babe Ruth New York Yankees (American League)
1953 30 Eddie Matthews Milwaukee Braves (National League)
Most Home Runs, pinch hitter, season, record progression:
1943 5 Joe Cronin Boston Red Sox (American League)
2000 7 Dave Hansen Los Angeles Dodgers (National League)
2001 7 Craig Wilson Pittsburgh Pirates (National League)
Most Home Runs, leading off game, season, Major League progression:
1889 6 Jimmy Ryan Chicago Orphans (N.L.)
1948 6 Eddie Yost Philadelphia Athletics (A.L.)
1959 6 Eddie Yost Detroit Tigers (A.L.)
1970 6 Bert Campanaris Oakland Athletics (A.L.)
1970 6 Tommy Harper Milwaukee Brewers (A.L.)
1973 11 Bobby Bonds San Francisco Giants (N.L.)
1996 12 Brady Anderson Baltimore Orioles (A.L.)
2003 13 Alfonso Soriano New York Yankees (A.L.)
Close but no cigar:
2002 11 Jacque Jones Minnesota Twins (A.L.)
2007 12 Alfonso Soriano Chicago Cubs (N.L.)
Most Home Runs vs. one team, season
1936 14 Lou Gehrig New York Yankees vs. Cleveland Indians (A.L.)
1954 13 Hank Sauer Chicago Cubs vs. Pittsburgh Pirates (N.L.)
1956 13 Joe Adcock Milwaukee Braves vs. Brooklyn Dodgers (N.L.)
Most Home Runs in One Month, major leagues
20 (June) 1998 Sammy Sosa Chicago Cubs (N.L.)
18 (August) 1937 Rudy York Detroit Tigers (A.L.)
16 (September) 1949 Ralph Kiner Pittsburgh Pirates (N.L.)
Most Home Runs in One Week, major leagues
10 (5/12-5/18/1968) Frank Howard Washington Senators (A.L.)
9 (5/19/5/25/2002) Shawn Green Los Angeles Dodgers (N.L.)
Most Home Runs, one game, pitcher
3 Guy Hecker Louisville Colonels v. Baltimore Orioles 8/15/1886 (American Association)
3 Jim Tobin Boston Braves (W 6-5) Chicago Cubs 5/13/1942 (National League) [consecutive]
Most Home Runs, Pitcher, One Season, major leagues
American Association
1884 4 Guy Hecker Louisville Eclipse
1890 7 Jack Stivetts St. Louis Browns
National League
1879 2 John Montgomery Ward Providence Grays
1882 4 Jon Whitney Boston Red Caps
1885 4 John Clarkson Chicago White Stockings
1887 6 John Clarkson Chicago White Stockings
1942 6 Jim Tobin Boston Braves
1955 7 Don Newcombe Brooklyn Dodgers
1958 7 Don Drysdale Los Angeles Dodgers
1965 7 Don Drysdale Los Angeles Dodgers
2001 7 Mike Hampton Colorado Rockies
American League
1931 9 Wes Ferrell Cleveland Indians
Close but no cigar (A.L.):
1933 7 Wes Ferrell Cleveland Indians
1935 7 Wes Ferrell Boston Red Sox
1949 7 Bob Lemon Cleveland Indians
1966 7 Earl Wilson Boston Red Sox & Detroit Tigers
1968 7 Earl Wilson Detroit Tigers
Most Home Runs, Major League career, as pitcher
HRs as pitcher followed by total HRs
37 38 Wes Ferrell Cleve.19•Red Sox 17•Wash. 1•Braves 1 1927-41 37 in A.L., 1 in N.L.
35 37 Bob Lemon Cleveland Indians 1946-58 A.L.
35 35 Warren Spahn Boston/Milwaukee Braves 1946-64 N.L. (none w/Mets or Giants in 1965)
34 36 Red Ruffing Red Sox 5, Yankees 31 1926,1928-45 A.L.
33 35 Earl Wilson Red Sox 17, Tigers 17, Padres 1 1962-70 34 in A.L., 1 in N.L.
21 35 Jack Stivetts St. Louis Browns, Boston Beaneaters 1890-98 14 in A.A., 21 in N.L.
Pitchers to pitch No-Hitter and hit Home Run in same game
National League
4/27/1944 Jim Tobin Boston Braves (W 2-0) Brooklyn Dodgers Braves Field
6/23/1971 Rick Wise Philadelphia Phillies (W 4-0) at Cincinnati Reds Riverfront Stadium 2 HRs
American League
4/29/1931 Wes Ferrell Cleveland Indians (W 9-0) St. Louis Browns League Park, Cleveland
6/26/1962 Earl Wilson Boston Red Sox (W 2-0) Los Angeles Angels Fenway Park
Most Home Runs, Rookie season
National League
53 2019 Pete Alonso New York Mets
39 2017 Cody Bellinger Los Angeles Dodgers
38 1930 Wally Berger Boston Braves
38 1956 Frank Robinson Cincinnati Redlegs
American League
52 2017 Aaron Judge New York Yankees
49 1987 Mark McGwire Oakland Athletics
Most Home Runs by switch-hitter, season
American League
54 1961 Mickey Mantle New York Yankees
National League
45 1999 Chipper Jones Atlanta Braves
Most Inside-the-Park Home Runs, one season:
12 1901 Sam Crawford Cincinnati Reds (National League)
9 1909 Ty Cobb Detroit Tigers (American League)
Most Inside-the-Park Home Runs, career:
51 Sam Crawford Cincinnati Reds & Detroit Tigers (1900-17)
Most consecutive at bats without hitting a home run, single season
672 ABs Rabbit Maranville Pittsburgh Pirates (N.L.) 1922
Youngest Major League Player to hit a home run
National League
Tommy Brown Brooklyn Dodgers 8/20/1945 Age: 17 yrs., 257 days
American League
Tony Cloninger Boston Red Sox 7/23/1967 Age: 22 yrs., 197 days
American Association
Pat Callaghan Indianapolis Hoosiers 7/6/1884 Age: 17 yrs., 264 days
Oldest Major League Player to hit a home run
National League
Julio Franco New York Mets 5/4/2007 Age: 48 yrs., 254 days
American League
Jack Quinn Philadelphia Athletics 6/27/1930 Age: 46 yrs., 357 days (pitcher)
Oldest Major League Player to hit a Grand Slam
Julio Franco Atlanta Braves (N.L.) 6/27/2005 Age: 46 yrs., 308 days
Oldest Major League Players to hit 1st career home run
Bartolo Colon New York Mets (W 6-3) at San Diego Padres (N.L.) 5/6/2016 Age: 42 yrs., 349 day
Randy Johnson Arizona Dianmondbacks (W 5-0) Colorado Rockies (N.L.) 9/19/2003 Age: 40 yrs., 9 days
Preacher Roe Brooklyn Dodgers (W 9-5) at Pittsburgh Pirates (N.L.) 7/7/1953 Age: 38 yrs., 132 days
Derek Lowe Atlanta Braves (W 3-1) at Washington Nationals (N.L.) 8/31/2011 Age: 38 yrs., 92 days
Youngest Player to hit home run in World Series
National League
Andruw Jones Atlanta Braves (W 12-1) New York Yankees g.1 10/20/1996 Age: 19 yrs., 180 days
Jimmy Sebring Pittsburgh Pirates (W 7-3) Boston Americans g.1 10/1/1903 Age: 21 yrs., 190 days
American League
Mickey Mantle New York Yankees (W 3-2) Brooklyn Dodgers g.6 10/6/1952 Age: 20 yrs., 352 days
Jimmie Foxx Philadelphia Athletics (W 3-1) Chicago Cubs g.1 10/8/1929 Age: 21 yrs., 351 days
Goose Goslin Washington Senators (W 4-3) New York Giants g.2 10/5/1924 Age: 23 yrs., 355 days
Wally Schang Philadelphia Athletics (W 8-2) New York Giants g.3 10/9/1913 Age: 24 yrs., 48 days
Youngest Player to hit home run in the NLCS
Andruw Jones Atlanta Braves (W 15-0) St. Louis Cardinals g.7 10/17/1996 Age: 19 yrs., 177 days
Chris Speier San Francisco Giants (L 5-9) Pittsburgh Pirates g.4 10/6/1971 Age: 21 yrs., 100 days
Wayne Garrett New York Mets (W 7-4) Atlanta Braves g.3 10/6/1969 Age: 21 yrs., 307 days
Ken Boswell New York Mets (W 11-6) Atlanta Braves g.2 10/5/1969 Age: 23 yrs., 224 days
Youngest Player to hit home run in the ALCS
Derek Jeter New York Yankees (W 5-4) Baltimore Orioles g.1 10/9/1996 Age: 22 yrs., 105 days
Manny Ramirez Cleveland Indians (W 5-2) Seattle Mariners g.2 10/11/1995 Age: 23 yrs., 134 days
George Brett Kansas City Royals (L 6-7) New York Yankees g.5 10/14/1976 Age: 23 yrs., 152 days
Bobby Grich Baltimore Orioles (W 5-4) Oakland Athletics g.4 10/10/1973 Age: 24 yrs., 268 days
Earl Williams Baltimore Orioles (L 1-2) Oakland Athletics g.3 10/9/1973 Age: 25 yrs., 87 days
Youngest Player to hit home run in the NLDS
Bryce Harper Washington Nationals (L 7-9) St. Louis Cardinals g.5 10/12/2012 Age: 19 yrs., 362 days
Brian McCann Atlanta Braves (W 7-1) Houston Astros g.2 10/6/2005 Age: 21 yrs., 228 days
Albert Pujols St. Louis Cardinals (W 4-1) Arizona Diamondbacks g.2 10/10/2001 Age: 21 yrs., 267 days
Jermaine Dye Atlanta Braves (W 3-2) Los Angeles Dodgers g.2 10/3/1996 Age: 22 yrs., 249 days
Chipper Jones Atlanta Braves (W 5-4) Colorado Rockies g.1 10/3/1995 Age: 23 yrs., 162 days
Pedro Guerrero Los Angeles Dodgers (W 2-1) Houston Astros g.4 10/10/1981 Age: 25 yrs., 103 days
George Vukocich Philadelphia Phillies (W 6-5) Montreal Expos g.4 10/10/1981 Age: 25 yrs., 108 days
Youngest Player to hit home run in the ALDS
Manny Machado Baltimore Orioles (L 2-3) New York Yankees g.3 10/10/2017 Age: 20 yrs., 96 days
Asdrubal Cabrera Cleveland Indians (W 12-3) New York Yankees g.1 10/4/2007 Age: 21 yrs., 325 days
Alex Rodriguez Seattle Mariners (L 3-9) Baltimore Orioles g.1 10/1/1997 Age: 22 yrs., 66 days
Derek Jeter New York Yankees (W 8-6) Cleveland Indians g.1 9/30/1997 Age: 23 yrs., 96 days
Manny Ramirez Cleveland Indians (L 4-10) Baltimore Orioles g.1 10/1/1996 Age: 24 yrs., 124 days
Jim Thome Cleveland Indians (W 8-2) Boston Red Sox g.3 10/6/1995 Age: 25 yrs., 40 days
Paul Molitor Milwaukee Brewers (W 503) New York Yankees g.3 10/9/1981 Age: 25 yrs., 48 days
Youngest Player to hit home run in the NL Wild Card
Kyle Schwarber Chicago Cubs (W 4-0) Pittsburgh Pirates g.1 10/7/2015 Age: 22 yrs., 216 days
Minor League Home Run hit off top of outfielder's head:
7/28/1929 • solo Home Run Johnny Roseberry - Hazleton Mountaineers (W 10-9) Binghamton Triplets, at Hazleton, Pa. [2nd game of doubleheader, centerfielder's name was Gene Layden.]
Major League Home Run & National Football League Touchdown in same week:
Deion Sanders
9/5/1989 • 2-run Home Run - New York Yankees (W 12-2) at Seattle Mariners, at the Kingdome
9/10/1989 • 68-yd. punt return TD - Atlanta Falcons (W 31-21) Los Angeles Rams, at Atlanta-Fulton County Stadium
Players with Most Home Runs in various Major League Ballparks
| Ballpark |
City |
HRs |
Player |
Team |
| the Polo Grounds |
New York |
323 |
Mel Ott |
New York Giants |
| Wrigley Field |
Chicago |
293 |
Sammy Sosa |
Chicago Cubs |
| Yankee Stadium I |
New York |
266 |
Mickey Mantle |
New York Yankees |
| Veterans Stadium |
Philadelphia |
265 |
Mike Schmidt |
Philadelphia Phillies |
| Comiskey Park II/U.S. Cellular Field |
Chicago |
263 |
Frank Thomas |
Chicago White Sox & Oakland Athletics (2) |
| Sportsman' Park |
St. Louis |
252 |
Stan Musial |
St. Louis, Cardinals |
| Fenway Park |
Boston |
248 |
Ted Williams |
Boston Red Sox |
| Metropolitan Stadium |
Bloomington |
246 |
Harmon Killebrew |
Minnesota Twins |
| Candlestick Park |
San Francisco |
236 |
Willie McCovey |
San Francisco Giants |
| Coors Field |
Denver |
227 |
Todd Helton |
Colorado Rockies |
| Briggs/Tiger Stadium |
Detroit |
226 |
Al Kaline |
Detroit Tigers |
| Turner Field |
Atlanta |
226 |
Chipper Jones |
Atlanta Braves |
| County Stadium |
Milwaukee |
211 |
Eddie Matthews |
Milwaukee Braves |
| Atlanta-Fulton County Stadium |
Atlanta |
205 |
Dale Murphy |
Atlanta Braves |
|
| The Kingdome |
Seattle |
198 |
Ken Griffey, Jr. |
Seattle Mariners |
| Citizens Bank Park |
Philadelphia |
197 |
Ryan Howard |
Philadelphia Phillies |
| Jacobs Field/Progressive Field |
Cleveland |
190 |
Jim Thome |
Cleveland Indians, Chicago White Sox (7), Minnesota Twins (3) & Baltimpre Orioles (1) |
| Shibe Park/Connie Mack Stadium |
Philadelphia |
181 |
Jimmie Foxx |
Philadelphia Athletics |
| Crosley Field |
Cincinnati |
176 |
Frank Robinson |
Cincinnati Reds |
| Forbes Field |
Pittsburgh |
175 |
Ralph Kiner |
Pittsburgh Pirates |
| Ebbets Field |
New York |
175 |
Duke Snider |
Brooklyn Dodgers |
| SkyDome |
Toronto |
175 |
Carlos Delgado |
Toronto Blue Jays |
| Baker Bowl |
Philadelphia |
164 |
Chuck Klein |
Philadelphia Phillies |
| Memorial Stadium |
Baltimore |
160 |
Eddie Murray |
Baltimore Orioles |
| AT&T Park |
San Francisco |
160 |
Barry Bonds |
San Francisco Giants |
| Anaheim Stadium/Edison International Field/Angel Stadium |
Anaheim |
160 |
Tim Salmon |
California/Anaheim/Los Angeles Angels |
| The Metrodome |
Minneapolis |
156 |
Kent Hrbek |
Minnesota Twins |
| Enron Field/Minute Maid Park |
Houston |
156 |
Lance Berkman |
Houston Astros, St. Louis Cardinals (5) & Texas Rangers (1) |
| Riverfront Stadium |
Cincinnati |
154 |
Johnny Bench |
Cincinnati Reds |
| Comerica Park |
Detroit |
154 |
Miguel Cabrera |
Florida Marlins (1) & Detroit Tigers |
| Three Rivers Stadium |
Pittsburgh |
147 |
Willie Stargell |
Pittsburgh Pirates |
| Yankee Stadium (refurbished) |
New York |
143 |
Bernie Williams |
New York Yankees |
| Orioles Park at Camden Yards |
Baltimore |
137 |
Adam Jones |
Baltimore Orioles |
| Kauffman Stadium |
Kansas City |
136 |
George Brett |
Kansas City Royals |
| Rangers Ballpark |
Arlington, Texas |
130 |
Rafael Palmeiro |
Texas Rangers & Baltimore Orioles (6) |
| Shea Stadium |
New York |
127 |
Darryl Strawberry |
New York Mets |
| League Park |
Cleveland |
126 |
Earl Averill |
Cleveland Indians |
| The Astrodome |
Houston |
126 |
Jeff Bagwell |
Houston Astros |
| Great America Ball Park |
Cincinnati |
126 |
Adam Dunn |
Cincinnati Reds & Washington Nationals (1) |
| Olympic Stadium |
Montreal |
126 |
Vladmir Guerrero |
Montreal Expos |
| Busch Stadium |
St. Louis |
123 |
Ray Lankford |
St. Louis Cardinals |
| Miller Field |
Milwaukee |
123 |
Prince Fielder |
Milwaukee Brewers |
| Municipal Stadium |
Cleveland |
119 |
Andre Thornton |
Cleveland Indians |
| RFK Memorial Stadium |
Washington, D.C. |
116 |
Frank Howard |
Washington Senators |
| Yankee Stadium II |
New York |
112 |
Mark Teixeira |
New York Yankees |
| Busch Stadium II |
St. Louis |
110 |
Albert Pujols |
St. Louis Cardinals |
| Braves Field |
Boston |
105 |
Wally Berger |
Boston Braves |
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| Exhibition Stadium |
Toronto |
99 |
Jesse Barfield |
Toronto Blue Jays |
| Chase Field |
Phoenix |
99 |
Paul Goldschmidt |
Arizona Diamondbacks |
| Comiskey Park |
Chicago |
94 |
Carlton Fisk |
Chicago White Sox |
| Baker Bowl |
Philadelphia |
92 |
Gavvy Cravath |
Philadelphia Phillies |
Arlington Stadium |
Arlington |
91 |
Ruben Sierra |
Texas Rangers |
| Griffith Stadium |
Washington, D.C. |
91 |
Roy Sievers |
Washington Senators |
| Tropicana Field |
St. Petersburg |
86 |
Carlos Pena |
Tampa Bay Devil Rays/Rays & Detroit Tigers (1) |
| Safeco Field |
Seattle |
83 |
Raul Ibanez |
Seattle Mariners & Kansas City Royals (4) |
| Nationals Park |
Washington, D.C. |
82 |
Ryan Zimmerman |
Washington Nationals |
| Marlins Park |
Miami |
79 |
Giancarlo Stanton |
Miami Marlins |
| Dolphin Stadium |
Miami |
78 |
Dan Ugglia |
Florida Marlins & Atlanta Braves (1) |
| Jack Murphy Stadium |
San Diego |
73 |
Nate Colbert |
San Diego Padres & Montreal Expos (1) |
| PNC Park |
Pittsburgh |
61 |
Jason Bay |
Pittsburgh Pirates |
| PetCo Park |
San Diego |
60 |
Adrian Gonzalez |
San Diego Padres & Los Angeles Dodgers (3) |
| Jarry Park |
Montreal |
58 |
Ron Fairly |
Montreal Expos |
| Target Field |
Minneapolis |
55 |
Trevor Plouffe |
Minnesota Twins |
| Citi Field |
New York |
49 |
David Wright |
New York Mets |
| Municipal Stadium |
Kansas City, Mo. |
48 |
Hector Lopez |
Kansas City Athletics & NY Yankees (4) |
| West Side Grounds |
Chicago |
46 |
Frank Schulte |
Chicago Cubs |
| West Side Park |
Chicago |
45 |
Fred Pfeffer |
Chicago White Stockings |
| South End Grounds |
Boston |
44 |
Herman Long |
Boston Beaneaters |
| League Park |
Cincinnati |
38 |
John Reilly |
Cincinnati Red Stockings (AA) & Reds |
| Philadelphia Baseball Grounds |
Philadelphia |
38 |
Sam Thompson |
Detroit Wolverines (2), Philadelhia Quakers & Phillies |
| Jefferson Street Ground |
Philadelphia |
38 |
Harry Stovey |
Philadelphia Athletics (AA) |
| Memorial Coliseum |
Los Angeles |
38 |
Charlie Neal |
Los Angeles Dodgers |
| Memorial Coliseum |
Los Angeles |
38 |
Duke Snider |
Los Angeles Dodgers |
| Seals Stadium |
San Francisco |
32 |
Willie Mays |
San Francisco Giants |
| Mile High Stadium |
Denver |
29 |
Andres Galarraga |
Colorado Rockies |
| Recreation Park |
Detroit |
27 |
Dan Brouthers |
Detroit Wolverines (NL) & Buffalo Bisons (NL•8) |
| Lake Front Park |
Chicago |
27 |
Ned Williamson |
Chicago White Stockings |
| Exposition Park III |
Pittsburgh |
25 |
Jake Beckley |
Pittsburgh Burghers (PL) & Pirates |
| Huntington Avenue Grounds |
Boston |
23 |
Buck Freeman |
Boston Americans |
| Boundary Field |
Washington, D.C. |
22 |
Bill Joyce |
Washington Sentors (N.L.) & Brooklyn Superbas (1) |
| Eclipse Park |
Louisville |
21 |
Fred Clarke |
Louisville Colonels |
| Colt Stadium |
Houston |
21 |
Bob Aspromonte |
Houston Colt 45s |
| Wrigley Field |
Los Angeles |
19 |
Leon Wagner |
Los Angeles Angels |
| Washington Park III |
New York |
17 |
Tim Jordan |
Brooklyn Superbas |
| Washington Park III |
New York |
17 |
Jimmy Sheckard |
Brooklyn Superbas & Chicago Cubs (1) |
| Bennett Park |
Detroit |
17 |
Sam Crawford |
Detroit Tigers |
| Robison Field |
St. Louis |
16 |
Rogers Hornsby |
St. Louis Cardinals |
| Eastern Park |
Brooklyn |
15 |
Tom Daly |
Brooklyn Bridegrooms |
| Hilltop Park |
New York |
14 |
Hal Chase |
New York Highlanders |
| Sick's Stadium |
Seattle |
13 |
Don Mincher |
Seattle Pilots |
| Washington Park II |
Brooklyn |
11 |
Oyster Burns |
Brooklyn Bridegrooms |
| Washington Park IV |
New York |
9 |
Steve Evans |
Brooklyn Tip-Tops (FL) |
| Washington Park I |
Brooklyn |
6 |
Germany Smith |
Brooklyn Grays & Bridegrooms |
| Estadio Herman Bithorn |
San Juan, Puerto Rico |
6 |
Brian Schneider |
Montreal Expos |
| Cashman Field |
Las Vegas |
3 |
Scott Brosius |
Oakland Athletics |
| Cashman Field |
Las Vegas |
3 |
Bobby Higginson |
Detroit Tigers |
| Estadio de Beisbol |
Monterrey, Mexico |
3 |
Ken Caminiti |
San Diego Padres |
| Roosevelt Stadium |
Jersey City |
2 |
Eddie Matthews |
Milwaukee Braves |
| Roosevelt Stadium |
Jersey City |
2 |
Duke Snider |
Brooklyn Dodgers |
| Tokyo Dome |
Tokyo, Japan |
2 |
Jorge Posada |
New York Yankees |
| Wide World of Sport |
Lake Buena Vista, Fla. |
2 |
Victor Diaz |
Texas Rangers |
| Wide World of Sport |
Lake Buena Vista, Fla. |
2 |
Matt Stairs |
Toronto Blue Jays |
| Wide World of Sport |
Lake Buena Vista, Fla. |
2 |
Delmon Young |
Tampa Bay Devil Rays |
| Aloha Stadium |
Honolulu |
1 |
Ron Gant |
St. Louis Cardinals |
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Single-Season Home Run Record Holders by Franchise & Team Name
Team HR Player Year
Atlanta Braves 51 Andruw Jones 2005
Boston Braves 38 Wally Berger 1930
Milwaukee Braves 47 Eddie Matthews 1953
Arizona Diamondbacks 57 Luis Gonzalez 2001
Baltimore Orioles 53 Chris Davis 2013
St. Louis Browns 39 Ken Williams 1922
Milwaukee Brewers 8 John Anderson 1901
Boston Red Sox 54 David Ortiz 2006
Chicago Cubs 66 Sammy Sosa 1998
Chicago White Sox 49 Albert Belle 1998
Cincinnati Reds 52 George Foster 1977
Cincinnati Redlegs 49 Ted Kluszewski 1954
Cleveland Indians 52 Jim Thome 2002
Colorado Rockies 49 Larry Walker 1997
49 Todd Helton 2001
Detroit Tigers 58 Hank Greenberg 1938
Florida Marlins 42 Gary Sheffield 1996
Miami Marlins 59 Guancarlo Stanton 2017
Houston Astros 47 Jeff Bagwell 2000
Kansas City Royals 48 Jorge Soler 2019
Los Angeles Angels 45 Mike Trout 2019
37 Leon Wagner 1962
California Angels 39 Reggie Jackson 1982
Anaheim Angels 47 Troy Glaus 2000
Los Angeles Dodgers 49 Shawn Green 2001
Brooklyn Dodgers 43 Duke Snider 1956
Milwaukee Brewers 50 Prince Fielder 2007
Seattle Pilots 25 Don Mincher 1969
Minnesota Twins 49 Harmon Killebrew 1964
49 Harmon Killebrew 1969
Washington Senators 42 Roy Sievers 1957
42 Harmon Killebrew 1959
New York Mets 53 Pete Alonso 2019
New York Yankees 62 Aaron Judge 2022
Baltimore Orioles 8 Billy Gilbert 1902
Oakland Athletics 52 Mark McGwire 1996
Philadelphia Athletics 58 Jimmie Foxx 1932
Kansas City Athletics 38 Bob Cerv 1958
Philadelphia Phillies 58 Ryan Howard 2006
Pittsburgh Pirates 54 Ralph Kiner 1949
St. Louis Cardinals 70 Mark McGwire 1998
San Diego Padres 50 Greg Vaughn 1998
San Francisco Giants 73 Barry Bonds 2001
New York Giants 51 Johnny Mize 1947
51 Willie Mays 1955
Seattle Mariners 56 Ken Griffey, Jr. 1997
56 Ken Griffey, Jr. 1998
Tampa Bay Devil Rays 46 Carlos Pena 2007
Texas Rangers 57 Alex Rodriguez 2002
Washington Senators 48 Frank Howard 1969
Toronto Blue Jays 47 George Bell 1987
Washington Nationals 46 Alfonso Soriano 2006
Montreal Expos 44 Vladimir Gierrero 2000
Career Home Runs Leaders for Team Franchises
HRs Player Franchise
733 Hank Aaron Milwaukee/Atlanta Braves
659 Babe Ruth New York Yankees
646 Willie Mays New York/San Francisco Giants
559 Harmon Killebrew Washington Senators/Minnesota Twins
548 Mike Schmidt Philadelphia Phillies
545 Sammy Sosa Chicago Cubs
521 Ted Williams Boston Red Sox
475 Willie Stargell Pittsburgh Pirates
475 Stan Musial St. Louis Cardinals
449 Frank Thomas Chicago White Sox
449 Jeff Bagwell Houston Astros
431 Cal Ripken Baltimore Orioles
417 Ken Griffey, Jr. Seattle Mariners
399 Al Kaline Detroit Tigers
389 Johnny Bench Cincinnati Reds
389 Duke Snider Brooklyn/Los Angeles Dodgers
372 Juan Gonzalez Texas Rangers
363 Mark McGwire Oakland Athletics
336 Carlos Delgado Toronto Blue Jays
334 Jim Thome Cleveland Indians
325 Todd Helton Colorado Rockies
317 George Brett Kansas City Royals
299 Tim Salmon Los Angeles Angels
252 Darryl Strawberry New York Mets
251 Robin Yount Milwaukee Brewers
234 Vladimir Guerrero Montreal Expos (Washington Nationals franchise)
224 Luis Gonzalez Arizona Diamondbacks
163 Nate Colbert San Diego Padres
143 Mike Lowell Florida Marlins
128 Aubrey Huff Tampa Bay Rays
Home Runs by Brothers in Same Game, Major Leagues
| Sep. 4, 1927 | Paul Waner, Pirates | bounce home runs |
| Lloyd Waner, Pirates |
| Pittsburgh Pirates (W 8-4) at Cincinnati Reds |
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| Jun. 9, 1929 | Paul Waner, Pirates | |
| Lloyd Waner, Pirates |
| Pittsburgh Pirates (L 6-9) at Brooklyn Robins, at Ebbets Field |
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| Jul. 19, 1933 | Wes Farrell, Indians | Rick F. hit off pitcher Wes F. |
| Rick Farrell, Red Sox |
| Cleveland Indians (W 8-713 inn.) Boston Red Sox |
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| Jul. 5, 1935 | Tony Cuccinello, Dodgers | |
| Al Cuccinello, Giants |
| Brooklyn Dodgers (W 14-4) New York Giants |
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| Sep. 15, 1938 | Lloyd Waner, Pirates | back-to-back |
| Paul Waner, Pirates (2) |
| Pittsburgh Pirates (W 7-2) at New York Giants at the Polo Grounds |
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| Jun. 30, 1950 | Dom DiMaggio, Red Sox | |
| Joe DiMaggio, Yankees |
| Boston Red Sox (W 10-2) New York Yankees, at Fenway Park |
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| May 15, 1961 | Felipe Alou, Giants | |
| Matty Alou, Giants |
| San Francisco Giants (W 14-1) Chicago Cubs, at Candlestick Park |
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| Jun. 12, 1962 | Hank Aaron, Braves | |
| Tommie Aaron, Braves |
| Milwaukee Braves (W 15-2) Los Angeles Dodgers, at County Stadium |
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| Jul. 12, 1962 | Tommie Aaron (PH), Braves | same inning (9th) |
| Hank Aaron, Braves |
| Milwaukee Braves (W 8-6) St. Louis Cardinals, at County Stadium |
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| Aug. 14, 1962 | Hank Aaron, Braves | |
| Tommie Aaron, Braves |
| Milwaukee Braves (W 5-4) at Cincinnati Reds, at Crosley Field |
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| Oct. 15, 1964 | Ken Boyer, Cardinals | World Series, game 7 |
| Clete Boyer, Yankees |
| St. Louis Cardinals (W 7-5) New York Yankees, Busch Stadium |
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| Aug. 12, 1965 | Jesus Alou, Giants | |
| Matty Alou, Giants |
| San Francisco Giants (W 4-3) Pittsvurgh Pirates, at Candlestick Park |
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| Jul. 4, 1970 | Billy Conigliaro, Red Sox | |
| Tony Conigliaro, Red Sox |
| Boston Red Sox (W 5-1) Cleveland Indians, at Fenway Park |
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| Sep. 19, 1970 | Billy Conigliaro, Red Sox | |
| Tony Conigliaro, Red Sox |
| Boston Red Sox (W 11-3) Washington Senators, at Fenway Park |
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| Jun. 11, 1972 | Jim Nettles, Twins | |
| Graig Nettles, Indians |
| Minnesota Twins (W 5-3) at Cleveland Indians, at Cleveland Stadium |
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| Sep. 14, 1974 | Graig Nettles, Yankees | |
| Jim Nettles, Tigers |
| New York Yankees (W 10-7) at Detroit Tigers, at Tigers Stadium |
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| May 4, 1981 | Jose Cruz, Jr., Astros | |
| Hector Cruz, Cubs |
| Houston Astros (W 5-4) at Chicago Cubs, at Wrigley Field |
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| Sep. 15, 1990 | Billy Ripkin, Orioles | same inning |
| Cal Ripkin, Jr., Orioles |
| Baltimore Orioles (L 3-4) at Toronto Blue Jays, at the Skydome |
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| May 28, 1996 | Cal Ripkin, Jr. (3), Orioles | |
| Billy Ripkin, Orioles |
| Baltimore Orioles (W 12-8) at Seattle Mariners, at the Kingdome |
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| Aug. 15, 1998 | Vladimir Guerrero, Expos | |
| Wilton Guerrero, Expos |
| Montreal Expos (L 4-6) at Cincinnati Reds, at Cynergy Field |
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| Sep. 1, 1999 | Bret Boone, Braves | |
| Aaron Boone, Reds |
| Atlanta Braves (W 8-7) at Cincinnati Reds, at Cynergy Field |
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| Oct. 2, 1999 | Vladimir Guerrero (2), Expos | |
| Wilton Guerrero, Expos |
| Montreal Expos (W 13-3) at Philadelphia Phillies, at Veterans Stadium |
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| May 8, 2000 | Jason Giambi, Athletics | |
| Jeremy Giambi, Athletics |
| Oakland Athletics (L 8-9) at Anaheim Angels, at Edison Field |
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| May 11, 2000 | Aaron Boone, Reds | |
| Bret Boone, Padres |
| Cincinnati Reds (W 11-9) San Diego Padres, at Cynergy Field |
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| May 18, 2000 | Vladimir Guerrero, Expos | |
| Wilton Guerrero, Expos |
| Montreal Expos (L 6-8) Arizona Diamondbacks, at Olympic Stadium |
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| Sep. 15, 2000 | Jason Giambi, Athletics | |
| Jeremy Giambi, Athletics |
| Oakland Athletics (W 17-3) at Tampa Bay Devil Rays, at Tropicana Field |
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| Sep. 18, 2000 | Vladimir Guerrero (2), Expos | |
| Wilton Guerrero, Expos |
| Montreal Expos (W 11-4) Florida Marlins, at Olympic Stadium |
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| Jun. 21, 2001 | Jason Giambi, Athletics | |
| Jeremy Giambi, Athletics |
| Oakland Athletics (L 10-12) Seattle Mariners, at Network Associates Coliseum |
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| Aug. 11, 2001 | Jason Giambi, Athletics | |
| Jeremy Giambi, Athletics |
| Oakland Athletics (W 8-6) New York Yankees, at Network Associates Coliseum |
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| Jul. 31, 2005 | Bengie Molina, Angels | |
| Jose Molina, Angels |
| Los Angeles Angels (L 7-811 inn.) at New York Yankees, at Yankee Stadium |
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| Sep. 11, 2008 | Adrian Gonzalez, Padres | |
| Edgar Gonzalez, Padres |
| San Diego Padres (W 11-3) San Francisco Giants, at PetCo Park |
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| Jun. 17, 2009 | Adam LaRoche, Pirates | |
| Andy LaRoche, Pirates |
| Pittsburgh Pirates (W 8-2) at Minnesota Twins, at the Metrodome |
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| Apr. 6, 2013 | Justin Upton, Braves | |
| B.J. Upton, Braves |
| Atlanta Braves (W 6-5) Chicago Cubs, at Turner Field |
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| Apr. 18, 2013 | B.J. Upton, Braves | |
| Justin Upton, Braves |
| Atlanta Braves (W 6-4) at Pittsburgh Pirates, at PNC Park |
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| Apr. 23, 2013 | B.J. Upton, Braves | back-to-back |
| Justin Upton, Braves |
| Atlanta Braves (W 10-2) at Colorado Rockies, at Coors Field |
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| Jun. 24, 2014 | B.J. Upton, Braves | same inning (9th) |
| Justin Upton, Braves |
| Atlanta Braves (W 3-2) at Houston Astros, at Minute Maid Park |
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Home Runs by Brothers in Same Game, Japanese Major Leagues
| 1981 | Leon Lee, Lotte Orions | |
| Leron Lee, Lotte Orions |
| unspecified game |
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| Jul. 29, 2012 | Ryota Arai, Tigers | |
| Takahiro Arai, Tigers |
| Hanshin Tigers (W 9-2) Yokohama BayStars, at Koshien Stadium, NishiNomiya |
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| Aug. 12, 2012 | Ryota Arai, Tigers | |
| Takahiro Arai, Tigers |
| Hanshin Tigers (W 8-2) Hiroshima Carp, at Kyocera Dome, Osaka |
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Home Runs by Brothers in Same Game, World Series
| Oct. 15, 1964 | Ken Boyer, Cardinals | Game 7 |
| Clete Boyer, Yankees |
| St. Louis Cardinals (W 7-5) New York Yankees, Busch Stadium |
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Home Runs by Brothers in Same Inning
| Sep. 15, 1938 | Lloyd Waner, Pirates | back-to-back |
| Paul Waner, Pirates (2) |
| Pittsburgh Pirates (W 7-2) at New York Giants at the Polo Grounds |
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| Jul. 12, 1962 | Tommie Aaron (PH), Braves | 9th inning |
| Hank Aaron, Braves |
| Milwaukee Braves (W 8-6) St. Louis Cardinals, at County Stadium |
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| Sep. 15, 1990 | Billy Ripkin, Orioles | |
| Cal Ripkin, Jr., Orioles |
| Baltimore Orioles (L 3-4) at Toronto Blue Jays, at the Skydome |
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| Apr. 23, 2013 | B.J. Upton, Braves | back-to-back |
| Justin Upton, Braves |
| Atlanta Braves (W 10-2) at Colorado Rockies, at Coors Field |
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| Jun. 24, 2014 | B.J. Upton, Braves | 9th inning |
| Justin Upton, Braves |
| Arlanta Braves (W 3-2) at Houston Astros, at Minute Maid Park |
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Home Runs by Brothers, back-to-back at bats
| Sep. 15, 1938 | Lloyd Waner, Pirates | |
| Paul Waner, Pirates (2) |
| Pittsburgh Pirates (W 7-2) at New York Giants at the Polo Grounds |
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| Apr. 23, 2013 | B.J. Upton, Braves | |
| Justin Upton, Braves |
| Atlanta Braves (W 10-2) at Colorado Rockies, at Coors Field |
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Back-to-Back Inside-the-Park HRs, brothers, high school
Apr. 2014 Nick & Estevan Rodriguez, Granada Hills Kennedy HS (California)
Home Runs by Triplets, same game, high school
5/17/2002 Howard, John & Matt Harcha, Portsmouth Hs v. South Point HS (Ohio)
Home Runs by Father & Son, Same Game
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| Sep. 14, 1990 | Ken Griffey, Sr., Mariners | back-to-back |
| Ken Griffey, Jr., Mariners |
| Seattle Mariners (L 5-7) at California Angels, at Anaheim Stadium |
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Home Runs, single season, two teammates
| 115 | 1961 | New York Yankees | | American League |
| 61 | Roger Maris | | | |
| 54 | Mickey Mantle | | | |
| 110 | 2001 | San Francisco Giants | | National League |
| 73 | Barry Bonds | | | |
| 37 | Rich Aurilia | | | |
| 107 | 1927 | New York Yankees | | American League |
| 60 | Babe Ruth | | | |
| 47 | Lou Gehrig | | | |
| 106 | 1974 | Sacramento Solons | | Pacific Coast League (AAA) |
| 55 | Bill McNulty | | | |
| 51 | Gorman Thomas | | | |
| 102 | 1924 | Okmulgee Drillers | | Western Association (C) |
| 51 | Cecil “Stormy” Davis | | | |
| 51 | Wilbur Davis | | | |
| 101 | 1998 | St. Louis Cardinals | | National League |
| 70 | Mark McGwire | | | |
| 31 | Ray Lankford | | | |
| 101 | 2001 | Osaka Kintetsu Buffaloes | | Pacific League (J.B.L.) |
| 55 | Tuffy Rhodes | | | |
| 46 | Norihiro Nakamura | | | |
| 100 | 2002 | Texas Rangers | | American League |
| 57 | Alex Rodriguez | | | |
| 43 | Rafael Palmiero | | | |
| 99 | 1999 | St. Louis Cardinals | | National League |
| 65 | Mark McGwire | | | |
| 34 | Fernando Tatis | | | |
| 99 | 2001 | Texas Rangers | | American League |
| 52 | Alex Rodriguez | | | |
| 47 | Rafael Palmiero | | | |
| 98 | 1947 | Sherman-Denison Twins | | Big State League (B) |
| 58 | Buck Frierson | | | |
| 40 | Larry Drake | | | |
| 98 | 1948 | Amarillo Gold Sox | | West Texas-New Mexico League (C) |
| 69 | Bob Crues | | | |
| 29 | Paul Halter | | | |
| 98 | 1956 | Plainview Ponies | | Southwestern League (B) |
| 60 | Forrest Kennedy | | | |
| 38 | Russell Burns | | | |
| 98 | 1998 | Seattle Mariners | | American League |
| 56 | Ken Griffey, Jr. | | | |
| 42 | Alex Rodriguez | | | |
| 97 | 1930 | Baltimore Orioles | | International League (AA) |
| 63 | Joe Hauser | | | |
| 34 | Johnny Gill | | | |
| 97 | 1947 | Wichita Falls Spudders | | Big State League (B) |
| 57 | Pud Miller | | | |
| 40 | Jim Matthews | | | |
| 97 | 1998 | Chicago Cubs | | National League |
| 66 | Sammy Sosa | | | |
| 31 | Henry Rodriguez | | | |
| 96 | 1956 | Plainview Ponies | | Southwestern League (B) |
| 60 | Forrest Kennedy | | | |
| 36 | Robert Brown | | | |
| 96 | 1997 | Seattle Mariners | | American League |
| 56 | Ken Griffey, Jr. | | | |
| 40 | Jay Buhner | | | |
| 96 | 1998 | St. Louis Cardinals | | National League |
| 70 | Mark McGwire | | | |
| 26 | Ron Gant | | | |
| 96 | 2017 | Miami Marlins | | National League |
| 59 | Giancarlo Stanton | | | |
| 37 | Marcell Ozuna | | | |
| 95 | 1930 | Baltimore Orioles | | International League (AA) |
| 63 | Joe Hauser | | | |
| 32 | Vince Barton | | | |
| 95 | 1947 | Sherman-Denison Twins | | Big State League (B) |
| 58 | Buck Frierson | | | |
| 37 | Donald Stokes | | | |
| 95 | 1998 | St. Louis Cardinals | | National League |
| 70 | Mark McGwire | | | |
| 25 | Brian Jordan | | | |
| 95 | 2001 | San Francisco Giants | | National League |
| 73 | Barry Bonds | | | |
| 22 | Jeff Kent | | | |
| 94 | 1947 | Wichita Falls Spudders | | Big State League (B) |
| 57 | Pud Miller | | | |
| 37 | Albert McCarty | | | |
| 94 | 1948 | Nashville Volunteers | | Southern Association (AA) |
| 52 | Chuck Workman | | | |
| 42 | Charlie Gilbert | | | |
| 93 | 1925 | Salt Lake City Bees | | Pacific Coast League (AA) |
| 60 | Tony Lazzari | | | |
| 33 | Les Sheehan | | | |
| 93 | 1929 | Mission Reds | | Paacific Coast League (AA) |
| 55 | Ike Boone | | | |
| 39 | Irvin Hufft | | | |
| 93 | 1930 | Chicago Cubs | | National League |
| 56 | Hack Wilson | | | |
| 37 | Gabby Hartnett | | | |
| 93 | 1932 | Philadelphia Athletics | | American League |
| 58 | Jimmie Foxx | | | |
| 35 | Al Simmons | | | |
| 93 | 1996 | Seattle Mariners | | Aamerican League |
| 49 | Ken Griffey, Jr. | | | |
| 44 | Jay Buhner | | | |
| 92 | 1931 | New York Yankees | | American League |
| 46 | Lou Gehrig | | | |
| 46 | Babe Ruth | | | |
| 92 | 1956 | Plainview Ponies | | Southwestern League (B) |
| 60 | Forrest Kennedy | | | |
| 32 | Frank Tornay | | | |
| 92 | 2005 | Boston Red Sox | | American League |
| 47 | David Ortiz | | | |
| 45 | Manny Ramirez | | | |
| 92 | 2014 | Nexen Heroes | | K.B.O. |
| 52 | Park Byung-ho | | | |
| 40 | Kang Jung-ho | | | |
| 91 | 1932 | Baltimore Orioles | | International League (AA) |
| 54 | Buzz Arlett | | | |
| 37 | Beauty McGowan | | | |
| 91 | 1933 | Minneapolis Millers | | American Association (AA) |
| 69 | Joe Hauser | | | |
| 22 | Spence Harris | | | |
| 91 | 1938 | Detroit Tigers | | American League |
| 58 | Hank Greenberg | | | |
| 33 | Rudy York | | | |
| 91 | 1965 | San Francisco Giants | | National League |
| 52 | Willie Mays | | | |
| 39 | Willie McCovey | | | |
| 90 | 1930 | New York Yankees | | American League |
| 49 | Babe Ruth | | | |
| 41 | Lou Gehrig | | | |
| 90 | 1930 | Nashville Volunteers | | Southern Association (A) |
| 50 | Jim Poole | | | |
| 40 | James “Jay” Partridge | | | |
| 90 | 1947 | Amarillo Gold Sox | | West Texas-New Mexico League (C) |
| 52 | Bob Crues | | | |
| 38 | Joe Bauman | | | |
| 90 | 1956 | Lincoln Chiefs | | Western League (A) |
| 66 | Dick Stuart | | | |
| 24 | Bill Jackson | | | |
| 90 | 1997 | Colorado Rockies | | National League |
| 49 | Larry Walker | | | |
| 41 | Andres Galarraga | | | |
| 90 | 1999 | Seattle Mariners | | American League |
| 48 | Ken Griffey, Jr. | | | |
| 42 | Alex Rodriguez | | | |
| 90 | 2001 | Arizona Diamondbacks | | National League |
| 57 | Luis Gonzalez | | | |
| 33 | Reggie Sanders | | | |
| 90 | 2006 | Philadelphia Phillies | | National League |
| 58 | Ryan Howard | | | |
| 32 | Chase Utley | | | |
| 89 | 1933 | Minneapolis Millers | | American Association (AA) |
| 69 | Joe Hauser | | | |
| 20 | Leo Norris | | | |
| 89 | 1956 | Lincoln Chiefs | | Western League (A) |
| 66 | Dick Stuart | | | |
| 23 | Howie Goss | | | |
| 89 | 1956 | Lincoln Chiefs | | Western League (A) |
| 66 | Dick Stuart | | | |
| 23 | Ken Toothman | | | |
| 89 | 1961 | New York Yankees | | American League |
| 61 | Roger Maris | | | |
| 28 | Bill Skowron | | | |
| 89 | 1974 | Sacramento Solons | | Pacific Coast League (AAA) |
| 55 | Bill McNulty | | | |
| 34 | Sixto Lezcano | | | |
| 89 | 1997 | Colorado Rockies | | National League |
| 49 | Larry Walker | | | |
| 40 | Vinny Castilla | | | |
| 89 | 1998 | Chicago Cubs | | National League |
| 66 | Sammy Sosa | | | |
| 23 | Jose Hernandez | | | |
| 89 | 1999 | Chicago Cubs | | National League |
| 63 | Sammy Sosa | | | |
| 26 | Henry Rodriguez | | | |
| 88 | 1930 | Fort Wayne Chiefs | | Central League (B) |
| 52 | Pat Wright | | | |
| 36 | Leroy Jones | | | |
| 88 | 1968 | Yomiuri Giants | | Central League (JBL) |
| 49 | Sadahiru Oh | | | |
| 39 | Shigeo Nagashima | | | |
| 87 | 1948 | Amarillo Gold Sox | | West Texas-New Mexico League (C) |
| 69 | Bob Crues | | | |
| 18 | Doug Lewis | | | |
| 87 | 1953 | Artesia Drillers | | Longhorn League (C) |
| 53 | Joe Bauman | | | |
| 34 | Lester Mulcahy | | | |
| 87 | 1974 | Sacramento Solons | | Pacific Coast League (AAA) |
| 55 | Bill McNulty | | | |
| 32 | Stephen McCartney | | | |
| 87 | 1974 | Sacramento Solons | | Pacific Coast League (AAA) |
| 55 | Bill McNulty | | | |
| 32 | Tommie Reynolds | | | |
| 87 | 1996 | Colorado Rockies | | National League |
| 47 | Andres Galarraga | | | |
| 40 | Ellis Burks | | | |
| 87 | 1996 | Colorado Rockies | | National League |
| 47 | Andres Galarraga | | | |
| 40 | Vinny Castilla | | | |
| 87 | 2006 | Philadelphia Phillies | | National League |
| 58 | Ryan Howard | | | |
| 29 | Pat Burrell | | | |
| 86 | 1929 | San Francisco Seals | | Pacific Coast League (AA) |
| 51 | Gus Suhr | | | |
| 35 | Smead Jolley | | | |
| 86 | 1933 | Minneapolis Millers | | American Association (AA) |
| 69 | Joe Hauser | | | |
| 17 | Joe Glenn | | | |
| 86 | 1933 | Minneapolis Millers | | American Association (AA) |
| 69 | Joe Hauser | | | |
| 17 | Dutch Holland | | | |
| 86 | 1947 | Lubbock Hubbers | | West Texas-New Mexico League (C) |
| 57 | Bill Serena | | | |
| 29 | Virgil Richardson | | | |
| 86 | 1948 | Amarillo Gold Sox | | West Texas-New Mexico League (C) |
| 69 | Bob Crues | | | |
| 17 | Richard Gentzkow | | | |
| 86 | 1954 | Roswell Rockets | | Longhorn League (C) |
| 72 | Joe Bauman | | | |
| 14 | Weldon Day | | | |
| 86 | 1961 | Detroit Tigers | | American League |
| 45 | Rocky Colavito | | | |
| 41 | Norm Cash | | | |
| 86 | 1964 | Yomiuri Giants | | Central League (JBL) |
| 55 | Sadaharu Oh | | | |
| 31 | Shigeo Nagashima | | | |
| 86 | 1999 | Chicago White Sox | | American League |
| 44 | Jermaine Dye | | | |
| 42 | Jim Thorne | | | |
| 86 | 2013 | Baltimore Orioles | | American League |
| 53 | Chris Davis | | | |
| 33 | Adam Jones | | | |
| 85 | 1947 | Las Vegas Wranglers | | Sunset League (C) |
| 52 | Calvin Felix | | | |
| 33 | Olin Kelly | | | |
| 85 | 1947 | Las Vegas Wranglers | | Sunset League (C) |
| 52 | Calvin Felix | | | |
| 33 | Kenneth Myers | | | |
| 85 | 1948 | Amarillo Gold Sox | | West Tecas-New Mexico League (C) |
| 69 | Bob Crues | | | |
| 16 | Dominic Elias | | | |
| 85 | 1948 | Amarillo Gold Sox | | West Tecas-New Mexico League (C) |
| 69 | Bob Crues | | | |
| 16 | Jerry Folkman | | | |
| 85 | 1954 | Roswell Rockets | | Longhorn League (C) |
| 72 | Joe Bauman | | | |
| 13 | Samuel Hechevarria | | | |
| 85 | 1956 | Shreveport Sports | | Texas League (AA) |
| 62 | Ken Guettler | | | |
| 23 | Les Peden | | | |
| 85 | 1974 | Sacramento Solons | | Pacific Coast League (AAA) |
| 51 | Gorman Thomas | | | |
| 34 | Sixto Lezcano | | | |
| 85 | 2010 | Toronto Blue Jays | | American League |
| 54 | Jose Bautista | | | |
| 31 | Vernon Wells | | | |
| 85 | 2017 | New York Yankees | | American League |
| 52 | Aaron Judge | | | |
| 33 | Gary Sanchez | | | |
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Updated 10/1/2023