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In the Major Leagues going into the 2008 season:
CAREER
HOMERUNS HR
1 Barry Bonds 762
2 Hank Aaron 755
3 Babe Ruth 714
4 Willie Mays 660
5 Sammy Sosa 609
6 Ken Griffey Jr. 593
7 Frank Robinson 586
8 Mark McGwire 583
9 Harmon Killebrew 573
10 Rafael Palmeiro 569
11 Reggie Jackson 563
12 Mike Schmidt 548
13 Mickey Mantle 536
14 Jimmie Foxx 534
T15 Ted Williams 521
T15 Willie McCovey 521
17 Alex Rodriguez 519
18 Frank Thomas 513
T19 Eddie Mathews 512
T19 Ernie Banks 512
21 Mel Ott 511
22 Jim Thome 509
23 Eddie Murray 504
T24 Lou Gehrig 493
T24 Fred McGriff 493
26 Manny Ramirez 491
27 Gary Sheffield 480
T28 Stan Musial 475
T28 Willie Stargell 475
30 Dave Winfield 465
31 Jose Canseco 462
32 Carl Yastrzemski 452
33 Jeff Bagwell 449
34 Dave Kingman 442
35 Andre Dawson 438
36 Juan Gonzalez 434
T37 Cal Ripken 431
T37 Carlos Delgado 431
39 Mike Piazza 427
40 Billy Williams 426
41 Darrell Evans 414
42 Duke Snider 407
T43 Andres Galarraga 399
T43 Al Kaline 399
45 Dale Murphy 398
46 Joe Carter 396
47 Graig Nettles 390
48 Johnny Bench 389
49 Chipper Jones 387
50 Dwight Evans 385
51 Harold Baines 384
52 Larry Walker 383
T53 Jim Rice 382
T53 Frank Howard 382
55 Albert Belle 381
T56 Tony Perez 379
T56 Orlando Cepeda 379
58 Matt Williams 378
59 Norm Cash 377
60 Carlton Fisk 376
61 Rocky Colavito 374
62 Gil Hodges 370
63 Ralph Kiner 369
64 Andruw Jones 368
65 Jeff Kent 366
66 Vladimir Guerrero 365
67 Jason Giambi 364
68 Jim Edmonds 362
69 Joe DiMaggio 361
70 Gary Gaetti 360
71 Johnny Mize 359
72 Yogi Berra 358
73 Greg Vaughn 355
74 Lee May 354
75 Ellis Burks 352
76 Dick Allen 351
77 Chili Davis 350
78 George Foster 348
79 Luis Gonzalez 347
80 Ron Santo 342
81 Jack Clark 340
T82 Tino Martinez 339
T82 Dave Parker 339
T82 Boog Powell 339
85 Don Baylor 338
86 Joe Adcock 336
87 Darryl Strawberry 335
T88 Moises Alou 332
T88 Bobby Bonds 332
90 Hank Greenberg 331
T91 Mo Vaughn 328
T91 Shawn Green 328
93 Willie Horton 325
T94 Gary Carter 324
T94 Lance Parrish 324
96 Ron Gant 321
97 Vinny Castilla 320
98 Cecil Fielder 319
99 Roy Sievers 318
100 George Brett 317
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Who was the A.L. home run champion in 1953?
Al Rosen
Who was the 1953 home run champion?
Eddie Mathews was the 1953 NL home run champ with 47, and the AL home run champ was Al Rosen with 43.
Home run champion all time?
If you take away all the steriods Barry Bonds used Hank Aaron would be the all-time home run champion. But on MLB10 the show in season play by the year 2019 Albert Pujols had over 800.
Was Barry Bonds the first African American to hold the alltime Major League Baseball Home run record with 762 runs in his career?
Hank Aaron was the first African-American ballplayer to hold the all-time home record. He surpassed Babe Ruth's record of 714 in 1974.
Are Major League Baseball baseballs marked to identify one correctly if it becomes a major event - such as a first home run for a rookie?
Yes, but they would not used marked balls for something like a rookie's first home run. MLB will use marked baseballs when an event can occur that would make the baseball a lot of money for a fan ... a collector's item. After Barry Bonds hit #755, every time he came to bat the ball boy would bring the home plate umpire a batch of baseballs. Those balls were marked with a number. The home plate umpire kept track of the number of the ball in play so that when Bonds hit #756, there would be no confusion as to which fan had the correct ball.
