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MLB Career Home Run Leaders Quiz

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  1. Barry Bonds 762 HR
    Set the single-season record with 73 home runs in 2001.
  2. Hank Aaron 755 HR
    Never hit 50 home runs in a single season; his best was 47.
  3. Babe Ruth 714 HR
    Began his career as a star pitcher for the Boston Red Sox.
  4. Albert Pujols 703 HR
    Was a 13th-round draft pick, 402nd overall, in 1999.
  5. Alex Rodriguez 696 HR
    Was suspended for the entire 2014 season over performance-enhancing drugs.
  6. Willie Mays 660 HR
    Made the famous over-the-shoulder 'The Catch' in the 1954 World Series.
  7. Ken Griffey Jr. 630 HR
    Played in the same Seattle outfield as his father in 1990.
  8. Jim Thome 612 HR
    Hit a record 13 career walk-off home runs.
  9. Sammy Sosa 609 HR
    Is the only player with three 60-homer seasons.
  10. Frank Robinson 586 HR
    Became MLB's first Black manager, with Cleveland in 1975.
  11. Mark McGwire 583 HR
    Hit 49 home runs as a rookie in 1987.
  12. Harmon Killebrew 573 HR
    Was nicknamed 'Killer' despite being soft-spoken.
  13. Rafael Palmeiro 569 HR
    Never once led his league in home runs.
  14. Reggie Jackson 563 HR
    Hit three home runs on three pitches in Game 6 of the 1977 World Series.
  15. Manny Ramirez 555 HR
    Was World Series MVP in 2004 as Boston ended an 86-year title drought.
  16. Mike Schmidt 548 HR
    Won 10 Gold Gloves at third base.
  17. David Ortiz 541 HR
    Was released by the Minnesota Twins in 2002 before starring in Boston.
  18. Mickey Mantle 536 HR
    Won the Triple Crown in 1956.
  19. Jimmie Foxx 534 HR
    Hit 58 homers in 1932, then the most ever by a right-handed hitter.
  20. Willie McCovey 521 HR
    McCovey Cove, the water beyond San Francisco's right-field wall, is named for him.
  21. Frank Thomas 521 HR
    Played tight end on Auburn's football team.
  22. Ted Williams 521 HR
    Was the last MLB player to hit .400, batting .406 in 1941.
  23. Ernie Banks 512 HR
    Was known as 'Mr. Cub' and for his catchphrase 'Let's play two!'
  24. Eddie Mathews 512 HR
    Is the only player to suit up for the Braves in Boston, Milwaukee and Atlanta.
  25. Miguel Cabrera 511 HR
    Won the Triple Crown in 2012, the first in 45 years.
  26. Mel Ott 511 HR
    Debuted with the New York Giants at just 17 years old.
  27. Gary Sheffield 509 HR
    Is the nephew of pitcher Dwight 'Doc' Gooden.
  28. Eddie Murray 504 HR
    Is one of the few players with both 3,000 hits and 500 home runs.
  29. Lou Gehrig 493 HR
    Played in 2,130 consecutive games.
  30. Fred McGriff 493 HR
    Was nicknamed 'Crime Dog' after the cartoon crime-prevention dog McGruff.

Source: Wikipedia: List of Major League Baseball career home run leaders · as of 2026-10

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