264 home runs were the most home runs in a season for an mlb team.
264 home runs were the most home runs in a season for an mlb team.
most home runs in a season mlb team?
264
gibson spent all of 1970 and 1971 with san francisco in a backup role, along with five games in 1972 when he also played for the triple-a phoenix giants. in his three seasons with san francisco, gibson batted .210 with one home run and 16 rbis in 54 mlb games played. prior to the start of the 1973 season, gibson retired.









































overall, in a six-season mlb career, gibson was a .228 hitter (181-for-794) with eight home runs and 78 rbi in 264 games played, including 49 runs, 34 doubles, four triples, and two stolen bases.









































section::::later years.
russ gibson
if the bid was rejected, the npb team retained rights to the player. if it was accepted, the successful mlb team was granted the exclusive rights to negotiate with the player for 30 days. if the player and the mlb team agreed on contract terms before the 30-day period expired, the npb team received the bid amount as a transfer fee within five business days. the player was then free to play for his new mlb team in the coming season. the transfer fee was not included when calculating an mlb team's total payroll, which is subject to a luxury tax when it exceeds $155 million. if the mlb team could not come to a contract agreement with the posted player, then no fee was paid and the rights to the player reverted to his npb team. a player could request to be posted again in subsequent years, and the process would be repeated with no advantage to the club that had won the bidding the previous year.
posting system