In 1927 with the New York Yankees, Babe Ruth his 60 home runs.
Dave Klingman holds the record for most home runs hit during a retirement season. He hit 35 home runs in his 1987 final season.
Dave Klingman holds the record for most home runs hit during a retirement season. He hit 35 home runs in his 1987 final season.
he hit 15 home runs in his rookie season.
As of August 26 in the 2007 season, Lance Berkman has hit 24 home runs. Berkman wound up the 2007 season with 34 home runs.
Barry Bonds hit 33 home runs for the 1995 season, and finished the year with 292 career home runs.
David Ortiz began playing Major League baseball in 1997. From 1997 through the 2010 season, Ortiz hit 349 home runs.
Sammy Sosa hit 66 home runs in the year 1998, which set a Chicago Cubs single-season record.
Mark Mcgwire hit 70 home runs in 1998, the year he broke Roger Maris' single season home run record of 61.
Barry Bonds of the San Francisco Giants hit 73 home runs during the 2001 season.
Albert Pujols hit 47 home runs during the 2009 season.
Players with 300+ career home runs with "never more than 30" in a year: 1) Ruben Sierra - 306 career home runs with a season max of 30 in 1987. 2) Ron Cey - 316 career home runs with a season max of 30 in 1977. 3) George Brett - 317 career home runs with a season max of 30 in 1985. 4) Chili Davis - 350 career home runs with a season max of 30 in 1997. 5) Yogi Berra - 358 career home runs with a season max of 30 in 1952 and 1956. 6) Harold Baines - 384 career home runs with a season max of 29 in 1984. 7) Al Kaline - 399 career home runs with a season max of 29 in 1962 and 1966.
David Ortiz set the single-season record for most home runs by a Boston Red Sox player in 2006. He hit 54 home runs that year, which was the most in the American League.