Barry Bondshas the record of most home runs in a season, with73 in 2001forthe San Francisco Giants. Bonds is the lifetimehome run leader, with 762. Mark McGwirehit 70, then a record, in 1998 for the St. Louis Cardinals. McGwire followed up the historic season by hitting 65 ...
Home Run RecordLGName(s)Team(s)Data Home Runs in a Single Season Records Single Season On-The-Road Home Run Records Home Run RecordLGName(s)Team(s)Data Most On The RoadALDavid OrtizBoston322006 Babe RuthNew York1927 NLBarry BondsSan Francisco362001 ...
Come to think of it, the numbers Larkin's baseball team is putting up are downright scary. The terms Murderer's Row and South Side Hitmen come to mind.With a total of six more home runs against Elgin Monday - that's six in one game - the Royals now have 40 four-baggers as a ...
The '23 Braves were an unstoppable force on both sides of the ball but especially on offense. Atlanta's collective .501 SLG was the best in a single season in AL/NL history, and the Braves tied the single-season home run record (307) in the final game of their season. They were led...
Jays bullpen beyond the left-field fence, Mayza (8-1) waved his arms in dejection. The two-run shot not only blew the game wide open during an 8-3 Yankees victory, but the blast also allowed Judge to match Roger Maris' 61-year-old American League record f...
DETROIT -- For over three decades, Steve Balboni’s franchise record of 36 home runs in a season not only stood, but seemed virtually unbreakable. Now it would appear the Royals’ club record for home runs in a season will be broken twice in two years. F
During the season, Greenberg, who happened to be Jewish, challenged the single-season home run record held by Babe Ruth. Even though Greenberg would fall two short of the sixty home runs Ruth hit in 1927, he seemed to be ... A Essington - 《Nine A Journal of Baseball History & Culture...
in 1919, where he had starred as a pitcher and hitter from 1914 to 1919, setting the home run record for the first time there in 1919 at 29. No professional player before that time had hit more than 16 home runs in one season – a time known as the “dead ball era,” given the...
Before 2016, there had never been a season with at least 120 leadoff home runs across MLB. Since 2016, every completed season has had at least 150, besides the 60-game 2020 season.With that in mind, here is a look at the most leadoff homers hit by a player in a single season, ...
Seager had a postseason for the ages, smashing eight home runs overall, including five against the Braves to set a National League Championship Series record. Those eight total homers are the most by a shortstop in any single postseason, and Seager was named the MVP ofboth the NLCS and World...