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∙ 12y agoAs of the 2008 season, 121 different MLB players had hit 40+ home runs in a season a total of 293 times:
Adam Dunn
Adrian Beltre
Al Rosen
Albert Belle
Albert Pujols
Alex Rodriguez
Alfonso Soriano
Andre Dawson
Andres Galarraga
Andruw Jones
Ben Oglivie
Billy Williams
Brady Anderson
Carl Yastrzemski
Carlos Beltran
Carlos Delgado
Carlos Pena
Cecil Fielder
Chipper Jones
Chuck Klein
Cy Williams
Dale Murphy
Dante Bichette
Darrell Evans
Dave Kingman
Davey Johnson
David Justice
David Ortiz
Derrek Lee
Dick Allen
Dick Stuart
Duke Snider
Eddie Mathews
Ellis Burks
Ernie Banks
Frank Howard
Frank Robinson
Frank Thomas
Gary Sheffield
George Bell
George Foster
Gil Hodges
Gorman Thomas
Greg Vaughn
Gus Zernial
Hack Wilson
Hal Trosky
Hank Greenberg
Hank Sauer
Harmon Killebrew
Jason Giambi
Javy Lopez
Jay Buhner
Jeff Bagwell
Jeff Burroughs
Jermaine Dye
Jesse Barfield
Jim Edmonds
Jim Gentile
Jim Rice
Jim Thome
Jimmie Foxx
Joe DiMaggio
Johnny Bench
Johnny Mize
Jose Canseco
Juan Gonzalez
Ken Caminiti
Ken Griffey
Kevin Mitchell
Lance Berkman
Larry Walker
Lou Gehrig
Luis Gonzalez
Manny Ramirez
Mark McGwire
Mark Teixeira
Matt Williams
Mel Ott
Mickey Mantle
Mike Piazza
Mike Schmidt
Mo Vaughn
Norm Cash
Orlando Cepeda
Paul Konerko
Phil Nevin
Prince Fielder
Rafael Palmeiro
Ralph Kiner
Reggie Jackson
Richard Hidalgo
Richie Sexson
Rico Petrocelli
Rocky Colavito
Roger Maris
Rogers Hornsby
Roy Campanella
Roy Sievers
Ryan Howard
Ryne Sandberg
Sammy Sosa
Shawn Green
Ted Kluszewski
Ted Williams
Tino Martinez
Todd Helton
Todd Hundley
Tony Armas
Tony Batista
Tony Perez
Travis Hafner
Troy Glaus
Vinny Castilla
Vladimir Guerrero
Wally Post
Willie McCovey
Willie Stargell
Willie Mays
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∙ 15y agoIn the 2008 MLB season (won't swear this is a complete list): 1) Jamie Moyer of the Phillies (born November 18, 1962)
2) Randy Johnson of the Diamondbacks (born September 10, 1963)
3) Omar Visquel of the Giants (born April 24, 1967)
4) Mike Timlin of the Red Sox (born March 10, 1966)
5) Tim Wakefield of the Red Sox (born August 2, 1966)
6) Trevor Hoffman of the Padres (born October 13, 1967)
7) Kenny Rogers of the Tigers (born November 10, 1964)
8) Moises Alou of the Mets (born July 3, 1966)
9) Jeff Kent of the Dodgers (born March 9, 1968)
10) Matt Stairs of the Phillies (born February 27, 1968)
11) John Smoltz of the Braves (born May 15, 1967)
12) Tom Glavine of the Braves (born March 25, 1966)
13) Greg Maddux of the Dodgers (born April 14, 1966)
14) Luis Gonzalez of the Marlins (born September 3, 1967)
15) Doug Brocail of the Astros (born May 16, 1967)
16) Todd Jones of the Tigers (born April 24, 1968)
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∙ 11y agoHank Aaron, age 39, with 40 in 1973.
Barry Bonds, age 39, hit 45 in 2004, but he was younger than Aaron was at the time they hit their fortieths.
Darrell Evans, age 38, hit 40 with Detroit and is the oldest to lead his league in home runs.
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∙ 14y ago19 players were born in 1969 or earlier, and have played at least one game in 2009.
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In order for players to be playable players in "MLB 08 The Show," they must have played at least 1 game in the previous Major League Baseball season and they cannot be 1 of the players that are known as "replacement players" meaning players who played during the 1995 season while there was a Baseball strike ongoing, this is because the replacement players are banned from entering into the Players' Association which means they cannot be in any games that are under license with Major League Baseball and the Players' Association.
Major league baseball players
there are not a set number
As of 2012, the MLB players make $3,340,133 a season.
major league baseball is the hightest baseball league with the best players
The minimum salary for the 2009 season is $400,000 according to major league players association.
According to numbers published by the Major League Baseball Players Association, the average player salary in 1969 was $24,909. The league minimum that season was $10,000.
Major League Baseball Players Alumni Association was created in 1982.
The players' strike that killed the World Series was during the 1994 season.
5 to 8 million dollars
Mostly to allow for travel time for players coming from all corners of the country, and also just to give baseball players a short break mid-season.