100
John Kruk hit 100 career home runs in 10 Major League seasons.
Ripper Collins of the St. Louis Cardinals with 35 in the 1934 season.
That was 46 home runs and 95 RBIs by Alfonso Soriano in 2006 for the Washington Nationals. Second highest was 45 home runs and 96 RBIs by Harmon Killebrew for the 1963 Minnesota Twins.
Depends what season
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100
John Kruk hit 100 career home runs in 10 Major League seasons.
Multiply by 100 and subtract once.
5
Mike Cameron is one of them
Mel Ott had 115 home runs and Ed Mathews had 112.
October 4, 2010. He is the quickest to get to 100 in NFL history
Ripper Collins of the St. Louis Cardinals with 35 in the 1934 season.
Rayan Howard ,Philadelpia Phillies
Vinod Kamli
That was 46 home runs and 95 RBIs by Alfonso Soriano in 2006 for the Washington Nationals. Second highest was 45 home runs and 96 RBIs by Harmon Killebrew for the 1963 Minnesota Twins.