Aaron hit No. 714 off pitcher Jack Billingham at Cincinnati's Riverfront Stadium on April 5, 1974. Four days later, he broke Babe Ruth's home record, belting No. 715 off Dodgers pitcher Al Downing at Atlanta-Fulton County Stadium.
Chat with our AI personalities
Hank Aaron's final home run came in Atlanta against the California Angels on July 20, 1976. Dick Drago was the Angels' pitcher.
Hank Aaron hit home run 755 on July 20, 1976 off California Angels pitcher Dick Drago
Hank Aaron hit career home run number 755 on July 20, 1976 off California Angels pitcher Dick Drago.
April 8, 1974 Hammerin' Hank Aaron Hit home run number 715 to move ahead of Babe Ruth (714) on the all time home run list.
Hank Aaron was 40 years old when he hit his 715th MLB home run and broke Babe Ruth's record (born February 5, 1934 and hit #715 on April 8, 1974).
Hank Aaron hit 755 career home runs.
The most home runs Hank Aaron hit in one season was 47, in 1971.
Not in MLB. Hank Aaron retired after the 1976 season.
Hank Aaron is the person who broke Babe Ruth's record. Hank had hit 755 home runs in his career, while Babe Ruth had only hit 714 home runs in his career.
Hank and Tommie Aaron