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- In 2017, the Cincinnati Reds Scooter Gennett became one of the unlikeliest players to hit four home runs in a single game; Gennett hit his record-tying home runs in an HRC game.<\/li>\n
- The Atlanta Braves (2023) and Minnesota Twins (2019) hit 307 home runs each in a single season, more than any team in history.<\/li>\n
- Babe Ruth led the American League in home runs 12 times; the first time was in 1918 when he hit 11 home runs (and won 13 games as a pitcher).<\/li>\n
- In 2021, Miguel Cabrera became the last MLB player to top 500 home runs; 34-year old Giancarlo Stanton is the current active leader with 408.<\/li>\n
- Mark McGwire hit more home runs per at bat \u2013 10.61 \u2013 than any player in history. Aaron Judge (11.9) and Pete Alonso (13.27) have the best ratios among current players.<\/li>\n
- Sammy Sosa has 3 of the 6 seasons with the most HRs hit, hitting 66 in 1998, 63 in 1999, and 64 in 2001. However, he never once lead the major leagues in home runs. Despite his prowess as a power hitter, he was surpassed in all 3 seasons, in the 1998-99 seasons by Mark McGwire, and in 2001 by Barry Bonds.<\/li>\n
- Weirdly enough, no one has ever hit 55 HRs in a season.<\/li>\n
- Hitting a grand slam is incredibly impressive enough. Hitting multiple in the same game is nearly unheard of. Even more absurd, multiple grand slams in the same inning? Only one player has accomplished that feat \u2013 and that is Fernando Tatis. On April 23rd, 1999, he hit two grand slams as a member of the St. Louis Cardinals, facing the Los Angeles Dodgers that day. His son, Fernando Tatis Jr, is now a superstar outfielder for the San Diego Padres.<\/li>\n
- The first Home Run was hit by the Chicago White Stockings infielder, Ross Barnes, on May 2, 1876. Despite being nearly 150 years ago, the Chicago White Stockings are still an MLB team \u2013 but not the White Sox. The White Stockings actually became the Chicago Cubs.<\/li>\n
- Andy \u201cPepper\u201d Oyler, known as a small player, had the shortest home run in baseball history \u2013 an [astonishing] 24-inch home run. As the story goes, the weather conditions in Minnesota were poor that day, and the hard-hit ball went directly into the mud in front of the plate. By the time they had found the ball, Oyler had cleared the bases, for an inside the park home run.<\/li>\n
- What\u2019s perhaps more impressive than hitting any Home Run or Grand Slam? Robbing one! How about Mike Cameron, former All-Star and gold glover, known as being one of the only players to amass 250 home runs and 250 steals in their career. On May 2, 2002, not only did he hit 4 Home Runs in the game, with his 5th hit missing the wall by just feet, making it all the way to the warning track, he also robbed a home run.<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
PROSTATE CANCER FOUNDATION’S HOME RUN CHALLENGE UPDATE \u2013 As of End of Day, June 14th, 2026 Top Headlines 333 Total Home Runs (41 total on 6\/14 \/2026) June 14th was a full Sunday slate with plenty to talk about, from a Mets offensive explosion to Logan Webb putting on a clinic at Oracle Park to Colorado’s absolutely historic shellacking of the Athletics the night before carrying into the morning headlines. The New York Mets hammered the Atlanta Braves 8\u20131 at Citi Field to take the series, NYM CF A.J. Ewing going deep and driving in two runs while NYM 2B Marcus Semien added a home run and an RBI as ATL SP Bryce Elder was knocked around for two home runs and six runs in four innings in one of the worst starts of his season. The Milwaukee Brewers shut out the Philadelphia Phillies 4\u20130 behind a gem from MIL SP Kyle Harrison, who went six spotless innings while MIL LF Jackson Chourio and MIL CF Blake Perkins each went deep, Perkins going for three RBI in what was a thoroughly dominant series win for Milwaukee over a Phillies squad that managed just four hits and zero runs on the day. Minnesota rallied past the Cardinals 5\u20134 in a tight one to take the series rubber game, MIN C Victor Caratini delivering the go-ahead home run and two RBI while STL 2B JJ Wetherholt and STL 1B Alec Burleson each went yard in a losing cause, with MIN RP Yoendrys G\u00f3mez earning the save. 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