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The greatest Home Run Hitters of all-time go here.
Jimi Hendrix- Love or Confusion
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It's a high fly ball deep the right field going back at the wall looking up and it's outta here! I don't belive what I just saw! Go cazy floks go cazy! It's a high fly ball to right field and it's gone! Number 600 for Barry Bonds!
| Barry Bonds |
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| Barry Bonds hits a home run. He has over 600 lifetime home runs. |
| Hank Aaron |
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| Hank Aaron hits one of his 755 home runs. His 755 home runs are the most by a major leaguer. |
| Ted Williams |
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| Ted Williams was the greatest hitter to ever play the game. |
| Willie Mays |
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| Hit 660 home runs (third on the all-time list), and steal more than 300 bases |
| "Slamin'" Sammy Sosa |
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| Sammy has over 500 home runs lifetime. The fastest player ever to reach 500 homers. |
| Mark Mcguire " Big Mac" play for the A's and Cards |
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| Mark broke the single season home run record of 62 that was the reacord for over 35 years. |
| Ken Griffey Jr. |
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| Traded to Reds from Seattle he is mostly know for his play in Seattle. Quickest to hit 400 Hr. |
| Mike Piazza |
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| Piazza is the greatest hitting catcher ever to play. |
| Alex Rodriguez |
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| One of the best hitters ever. The quickest player is reach 300 homers, 400 Hr., 500 Hr., and so on. |
| Tyrus Raymond "Ty" Cobb |
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| Career batting average: .367 (1) including 4,189 hits (2), 295 triples (2) , 2,246 runs (1), |
| Babe Ruth |
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| Hit 714 career home runs, a record that stood long after his retirement and death, until Hank Aaron |
| Pete Rose |
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| Rose gets hit number 4190 to past Ty Cobb for All-Time hits, he finished with 4256 |
| Willie McCovey |
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| Great hitter 521 hr. , at Giants stadium there is a cove to right feold it is called McCovey Cove |
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And a high fly ball deep to center field going back is Findly, at the warning jumping and... IT'S OUTTA HERE! The Mets win on a walk-off homer by Pratt! There's a high fly ball deep to center looking up and it's outta here! There's a new home run record for catchers and it belongs to Mike Piazza! It's a high fly ball down the left field line if it stays fare... HOME RUN!
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Coming soon, Harmon Killebrew, Frank Robinson, Stan Musial and much more!
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