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How many home runs did Aaron hit during his career?

Hank Aaron hit 755 home runs


How many home runs did Hank Aaron hit in his carreer?

714 Home Runs


How many of Hank Aaron's homers were solo?

Hank Aaron hit 399 career solo home runs.


How many home runs did Hank Aaron have against the dodgers?

Hank Aaron hit 95 career home runs against the Brooklyn/LA Dodgers.


How many home runs did Hank Aaron hit in 1974?

Twenty


How many at bats did Aaron have to break Babe Ruth's home run record?

11,295. Aaron hit his 715th home run in his 11,295th at bat. Ruth hit 714 home runs in 8,399 at bats.


How many more home runs did Barry Bonds hit than Hank Aaron?

Barry Bonds had 762 home runs and Hank Aaron had 755.


How many more home runs did Hank Aaron hit than Babe Ruth?

Hank Aaron hit 755 homers Babe Ruth hit 700 the answer is 55 ----- Aaron hit 755 home runs and Ruth hit 714 home runs for a difference of 39.


How many games did it take hank aaron to break babe ruths record How many games did it take Barry Bonds?

Hank Aaron broke Babe Ruth's home run record in his 2,296th career game. Barry Bonds surpassed Aaron's record in his 2,558th game. Thus, it took Aaron 1,160 games after hitting his first home run to break Ruth's record, while Bonds took 762 games after hitting his first home run to break Aaron's record.


How many career home runs did Hank Aaron hit?

Hank Aaron played in 3298 games between 1954-1976. He hit his final home run on July 20, 1976.


How many home runs were hit by Hank Aaron during his career?

Hank Aaron hit 755 home runs from 1954 to 1976. He also hit three homers in the 1957 World Series, in which Aaron's Milwaukee Braves defeated the New York Yankees in seven games.


How many home runs did Hank Aaron have with 8399 at bats?

Hank Aaron hit a total of 755 home runs during his Major League Baseball career, which spanned 23 seasons. With 8,399 at-bats, this means he averaged approximately 1 home run every 11.1 at-bats. Aaron remains one of the greatest home run hitters in the history of the sport.