barry bonds has hit the most home runs in mlb history.
barry bonds has hit the most home runs in mlb history.
who has hit the most home runs in mlb history?
barry bonds
during the 2004 season, helton again finished second in the nl batting race, as he hit .347, while san francisco giants left fielder barry bonds hit .362. helton also had 32 home runs and 96 rbi on the season. he became the first player in mlb history to hit at least .315 with 25 hr and 95 rbi in each of his first seven full seasons in the majors. he became only the third player in mlb history to accomplish that feat during any seven-year stretch in a career (lou gehrig and babe ruth are the others). he set a franchise record by hitting at least 30 home runs in six consecutive seasons. helton was named to his team-record fifth consecutive all-star game and won his third gold glove during the season.
todd helton
bellinger hit two home runs against the cincinnati reds on june 11, then did so again in the dodgers' next game—on june 13, against the cleveland indians—to become the first dodgers player to hit two home runs in back-to-back games since adrián beltré in the 2004 season and he had four multi–home-run games in his first 45 games, becoming the fastest player in mlb history to accomplish that, besting bob horner who did so in 63 games in 1978. he again hit two home runs in a game on june 19, against the new york mets, and in the process tied wally berger and gary sánchez for the fastest players to hit 20 home runs. on june 20, bellinger became the first rookie in mlb history with 10 home runs in a 10-game span. he had his sixth multi–home-run game on june 25, against the colorado rockies, passing mike piazza to set a new dodgers rookie record. he won his second player of the week award for his work that week. bellinger was named to the 2017 major league baseball all-star game as a reserve. he also competed in the home run derby, advancing to the second round before falling to the eventual champion aaron judge. on july 15, he hit for the cycle against the miami marlins, the first rookie in franchise history to do so. on september 2, he hit his 35th home run of the season to tie mike piazza for the dodgers rookie record. he broke the record the following day. he tied wally berger and frank robinson for the national league record when he hit his 38th home run on september 16. he hit his 39th on september 22 against the san francisco giants.
cody bellinger