barry bonds scored the most home runs in baseball.
barry bonds scored the most home runs in baseball.
who scored the most home runs in baseball?
barry bonds
cabrera was named the american league player of the week for the week of september 26–october 2. cabrera batted .565 (13-for-23) with six runs scored, a double, four home runs and 13 rbi over six games. cabrera finished the period first in hits, rbi, batting average, slugging percentage (1.130) and on-base percentage (.583), second in home runs and total bases (26), and tied for third in runs scored in the american league. this marked cabrera's 15th weekly honor, tying him with barry bonds for the second-most all-time. cabrera was named the american league player of the month for the period of september 1 to october 2. cabrera batted .347 (34-for-98) with 20 runs scored, four doubles, 10 home runs and 27 rbi over 26 games to claim his sixth career player of the month award. among american league leaders in september with a minimum of 80 at-bats, cabrera finished second in slugging percentage (.694), tied for second in home runs and rbi, third in on-base percentage (.443), fourth in batting average, and tied for fourth in hits and runs scored.
miguel cabrera
he was born in fort scott, kansas. he began his professional career in the st. louis cardinals system, hitting 12 home runs. the next year, with the unaffiliated henderson oilers, he batted .363 with 22 home runs, 202 hits, 46 doubles and 145 runs scored, tying bob marquis for the lone star league lead in runs. he was in the new york yankees system in 1948, hitting 17 home runs, and in 1949, with the unaffiliated longview texans, he hit .362 with 19 home runs. with the dallas eagles in 1950, he hit 13 home runs. he joined the triple-a toronto maple leafs in 1951, with whom he would spend most of the rest of his career. the first two seasons were spent in the st. louis browns organization, then the maple leafs became unaffiliated. despite hitting only .236 his first season with the club, he hit 21 home runs and scored 90 runs; the next year, he hit 17 home runs and scored 84 times. he was also featured on a parkhurst baseball card. and in 1953, he had 16 home runs, 35 doubles and 83 rbi, while batting .307. he hit 11, 12 and 16 home runs from 1954 to 1956, respectively, and in 1957 he hit 25 home runs, a career high. the following year, he hit 12 homers and in 1959 - his final season - he hit 21 ome runs for the memphis chickasaws.
lew morton (baseball)