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List of Major League Baseball annual home run leaders

In baseball, a home run is scored when the ball is hit so far that the batter is able to circle all the bases ending at home plate, scoring himself plus any runners already on base, with no errors by the defensive team on the play. An automatic home run is achieved by hitting the ball on the fly over the outfield fence in fair territory. More rarely, an inside-the-park home run occurs when the hitter reaches home plate while the baseball remains in play on the field.[1] In Major League Baseball (MLB), a player in each league[L] wins the home run title each season by hitting the most home runs that year.[2] Only home runs hit in a particular league count towards that league's seasonal lead. Mark McGwire, for example, hit 58 home runs in 1997, more than any other player that year.[3][4] However, McGwire was traded from the American League's (AL) Oakland Athletics to the National League's (NL) St. Louis Cardinals midway through the season[3] and his individual AL and NL home run totals (34 and 24, respectively) did not qualify to lead either league.[5][6]

Barry Bonds, the all-time career home run leader in Major League Baseball, led the league in home runs twice including in 2001 when he set the record single-season mark

The first home run champion in the National League was George Hall. In the league's inaugural 1876 season, Hall hit five home runs for the short-lived National League Philadelphia Athletics.[7] In 1901, the American League was established and Hall of Fame second baseman Nap Lajoie led it with 14 home runs for the American League Philadelphia Athletics.[8] Over the course of his 22-season career, Babe Ruth led the American League in home runs twelve times.[9] Mike Schmidt and Ralph Kiner have the second and third most home run titles respectively, Schmidt with eight and Kiner with seven, all won in the National League.[10][11] Kiner's seven consecutive titles from 1946 to 1952 are also the most consecutive home run titles by any player.

Ruth set the Major League Baseball single-season home run record four times, first at 29 (1919), then 54 (1920), 59 (1921), and finally 60 (1927).[12] Ruth's 1920 and 1921 seasons are tied for the widest margin of victory for a home run champion as he topped the next highest total by 35 home runs in each season. The single season mark of 60 stood for 34 years until Roger Maris hit 61 home runs in 1961[12] for which MLB assigned an asterisk until reversing themselves in 1991 citing Maris had accomplished his record in a longer season.[13] Maris' mark was broken 37 years later by both Mark McGwire and Sammy Sosa during the 1998 home run record chase, with McGwire ultimately setting a new record of 70.[12][14] Barry Bonds, who also has the most career home runs,[15] then broke that mark, setting the existing single season record of 73 in 2001.[12][14] .[16][17][18] The 1998 and 2001 seasons each had four players hit 50 or more home runs – Greg Vaughn, Ken Griffey Jr., Sosa, and McGwire in 1998 and Alex Rodriguez, Luis Gonzalez, Sosa, and Bonds in 2001.[14] A player has hit 50 or more home runs 42 times, 25 times since 1990.[14] The lowest home run total to lead a major league was four, recorded in the NL by Lip Pike in 1877 and Paul Hines in 1878.[19]

On October 4, 2022 Aaron Judge hit his 62nd homerun of the year off Jesús Tinoco of the Texas Rangers passing Roger Maris for the AL home run record 61 years after Maris set it and making him only the sixth person to hit at least 60.

In 2023, Shohei Ohtani became the first Japanese-born player ever to win a major league home run title, leading the AL with 44 home runs.[20]

Key

Winner(s)Player(s) with the most home runs (HR) in the league
HRThe winner's home run total
Runner(s)-upPlayer(s) with the second-most HRs in the league
2nd HRThe runner-up home run total
LeagueDenoted only for players outside of the modern major leagues
†Member of the National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum

American League

Babe Ruth was first or second in the American League in home runs for every season from 1918 through 1933 except 1922 and set the single-season home run record four times.
Jimmie Foxx hit 50 home runs in 1938 but finished second in the league to Hank Greenberg who hit 58 that year.
Hank Greenberg, Hall of Famer and 4-time home run champion
Harmon Killebrew led the league in home runs six times for the Minnesota Twins franchise, once while the team was in Washington and five times in Minnesota.
Ken Griffey Jr. led the American League in home runs in four seasons during the 1990s, including three consecutively from 1997 to 1999.
Alex Rodriguez led the American League in home runs five times, three with the Texas Rangers and twice with the New York Yankees.
YearWinner(s)HRTeamRunner(s)-up2nd HRRef
1901Nap Lajoie†14Philadelphia AthleticsBuck Freeman12[21]
1902Socks Seybold16Philadelphia AthleticsCharlie Hickman
Bill Bradley
Buck Freeman		11[22]
1903Buck Freeman13Boston AmericansCharlie Hickman12[23]
1904Harry Davis10Philadelphia AthleticsDanny Murphy
Buck Freeman		7[24]
1905Harry Davis8Philadelphia AthleticsGeorge Stone7[25]
1906Harry Davis12Philadelphia AthleticsCharlie Hickman9[26]
1907Harry Davis8Philadelphia AthleticsSocks Seybold
Danny Hoffman
Ty Cobb†		5[27]
1908Sam Crawford†7Detroit TigersBill Hinchman6[28]
1909Ty Cobb†9Detroit TigersTris Speaker†7[29]
1910Jake Stahl10Boston Red SoxTy Cobb†
Duffy Lewis		8[30]
1911Frank Baker†11Philadelphia AthleticsTris Speaker†
Ty Cobb†		8[31]
1912Frank Baker†
Tris Speaker†		10Philadelphia Athletics
Boston Red Sox		Ty Cobb†7[32]
1913Frank Baker†12Philadelphia AthleticsSam Crawford†9[33]
1914Frank Baker†9Philadelphia AthleticsSam Crawford†8[34]
1915Braggo Roth7Chicago White Sox
Cleveland Indians		Rube Oldring6[35]
1916Wally Pipp12New York YankeesFrank Baker†10[36]
1917Wally Pipp9New York YankeesBobby Veach8[37]
1918Babe Ruth†
Tilly Walker		11Boston Red Sox
Philadelphia Athletics		Frank Baker†
George Burns		6[38]
1919Babe Ruth†29Boston Red SoxTilly Walker
Frank Baker†
George Sisler†		10[39]
1920Babe Ruth†54New York YankeesGeorge Sisler†19[40]
1921Babe Ruth†59New York YankeesKen Williams
Bob Meusel		24[41]
1922Ken Williams39St. Louis BrownsTilly Walker37[42]
1923Babe Ruth†41New York YankeesKen Williams29[43]
1924Babe Ruth†46New York YankeesJoe Hauser27[44]
1925Bob Meusel33New York YankeesBabe Ruth†
Ken Williams		25[45]
1926Babe Ruth†47New York YankeesAl Simmons†19[46]
1927Babe Ruth†60New York YankeesLou Gehrig†47[47]
1928Babe Ruth†54New York YankeesLou Gehrig†27[48]
1929Babe Ruth†46New York YankeesLou Gehrig†35[49]
1930Babe Ruth†49New York YankeesLou Gehrig†41[50]
1931Babe Ruth†
Lou Gehrig†		46New York YankeesEarl Averill32[51]
1932Jimmie Foxx†58Philadelphia AthleticsBabe Ruth†41[52]
1933Jimmie Foxx†48Philadelphia AthleticsBabe Ruth†34[53]
1934Lou Gehrig†49New York YankeesJimmie Foxx†44[54]
1935Hank Greenberg†
Jimmie Foxx†		36Detroit Tigers
Philadelphia Athletics		Lou Gehrig†30[55]
1936Lou Gehrig†49New York YankeesHal Trosky42[56]
1937Joe DiMaggio†46New York YankeesHank Greenberg†40[57]
1938Hank Greenberg†58Detroit TigersJimmie Foxx†50[58]
1939Jimmie Foxx†35Boston Red SoxHank Greenberg†33[59]
1940Hank Greenberg†41Detroit TigersJimmie Foxx†36[60]
1941Ted Williams†37Boston Red SoxCharlie Keller33[61]
1942Ted Williams†36Boston Red SoxChet Laabs27[62]
1943Rudy York34Detroit TigersCharlie Keller31[63]
1944Nick Etten22New York YankeesVern Stephens20[64]
1945Vern Stephens24St. Louis BrownsRoy Cullenbine
Nick Etten
Rudy York		18[65]
1946Hank Greenberg†44Detroit TigersTed Williams†38[66]
1947Ted Williams†32Boston Red SoxJoe Gordon†29[67]
1948Joe DiMaggio†39New York YankeesJoe Gordon†32[68]
1949Ted Williams†43Boston Red SoxVern Stephens39[69]
1950Al Rosen37Cleveland IndiansWalt Dropo34[70]
1951Gus Zernial33Chicago White Sox
Philadelphia Athletics		Ted Williams†30[71]
1952Larry Doby†32Cleveland IndiansLuke Easter31[72]
1953Al Rosen43Cleveland IndiansGus Zernial42[73]
1954Larry Doby†32Cleveland IndiansTed Williams†29[74]
1955Mickey Mantle†37New York YankeesGus Zernial30[75]
1956Mickey Mantle†52New York YankeesVic Wertz32[76]
1957Roy Sievers42Washington SenatorsTed Williams†38[77]
1958Mickey Mantle†42New York YankeesRocky Colavito41[78]
1959Harmon Killebrew†
Rocky Colavito		42Washington Senators
Cleveland Indians		Jim Lemon33[79]
1960Mickey Mantle†40New York YankeesRoger Maris39[80]
1961Roger Maris61New York YankeesMickey Mantle†54[81]
1962Harmon Killebrew†48Minnesota TwinsNorm Cash39[82]
1963Harmon Killebrew†45Minnesota TwinsDick Stuart42[83]
1964Harmon Killebrew†49Minnesota TwinsBoog Powell39[84]
1965Tony Conigliaro32Boston Red SoxNorm Cash30[85]
1966Frank Robinson†49Baltimore OriolesHarmon Killebrew†39[86]
1967Carl Yastrzemski†
Harmon Killebrew†		44Boston Red Sox
Minnesota Twins		Frank Howard36[87]
1968Frank Howard44Washington SenatorsWillie Horton36[88]
1969Harmon Killebrew†49Minnesota TwinsFrank Howard48[89]
1970Frank Howard44Washington SenatorsHarmon Killebrew†41[90]
1971Bill Melton33Chicago White SoxReggie Jackson†
Norm Cash		32[91]
1972Dick Allen37Chicago White SoxBobby Murcer33[92]
1973Reggie Jackson†32Oakland AthleticsJeff Burroughs
Frank Robinson†		30[93]
1974Dick Allen32Chicago White SoxReggie Jackson†29[94]
1975Reggie Jackson†
George Scott		36Oakland Athletics
Milwaukee Brewers		John Mayberry34[95]
1976Graig Nettles32New York YankeesReggie Jackson†
Sal Bando		27[96]
1977Jim Rice†39Boston Red SoxGraig Nettles
Bobby Bonds		37[97]
1978Jim Rice†46Boston Red SoxLarry Hisle
Don Baylor		34[98]
1979Gorman Thomas45Milwaukee BrewersFred Lynn
Jim Rice†		39[99]
1980Reggie Jackson†
Ben Oglivie		41New York Yankees
Milwaukee Brewers		Gorman Thomas38[100]
1981Bobby Grich
Eddie Murray†
Dwight Evans
Tony Armas		22California Angels
Baltimore Orioles
Boston Red Sox
Oakland Athletics		Gorman Thomas
Greg Luzinski		21[101]
1982Reggie Jackson†
Gorman Thomas		39California Angels
Milwaukee Brewers		Dave Winfield†37[102]
1983Jim Rice†39Boston Red SoxTony Armas36[103]
1984Tony Armas43Boston Red SoxDave Kingman35[104]
1985Darrell Evans40Detroit TigersCarlton Fisk†37[105]
1986Jesse Barfield40Toronto Blue JaysDave Kingman35[106]
1987Mark McGwire49Oakland AthleticsGeorge Bell47[107]
1988José Canseco42Oakland AthleticsFred McGriff†34[108]
1989Fred McGriff†36Toronto Blue JaysJoe Carter35[109]
1990Cecil Fielder51Detroit TigersMark McGwire39[110]
1991José Canseco
Cecil Fielder		44Oakland Athletics
Detroit Tigers		Cal Ripken Jr.†34[111]
1992Juan González43Texas RangersMark McGwire42[112]
1993Juan González46Texas RangersKen Griffey Jr.†45[113]
1994Ken Griffey Jr.†40Seattle MarinersFrank Thomas†38[114]
1995Albert Belle50Cleveland IndiansJay Buhner
Frank Thomas†		40[115]
1996Mark McGwire52Oakland AthleticsBrady Anderson50[116]
1997Ken Griffey Jr.†56Seattle MarinersTino Martinez44[5]
1998Ken Griffey Jr.†56Seattle MarinersAlbert Belle49[117]
1999Ken Griffey Jr.†48Seattle MarinersRafael Palmeiro47[118]
2000Troy Glaus47Anaheim AngelsJason Giambi
Frank Thomas†		43[119]
2001Alex Rodriguez52Texas RangersJim Thome†49[120]
2002Alex Rodriguez57Texas RangersJim Thome†52[121]
2003Alex Rodriguez47Texas RangersCarlos Delgado42[122]
2004Manny Ramírez43Boston Red SoxPaul Konerko
David Ortiz†		41[123]
2005Alex Rodriguez48New York YankeesDavid Ortiz†47[124]
2006David Ortiz†54Boston Red SoxJermaine Dye44[125]
2007Alex Rodriguez54New York YankeesCarlos Peña46[126]
2008Miguel Cabrera37Detroit TigersCarlos Quentin36[127]
2009Carlos Peña
Mark Teixeira		39Tampa Bay Rays
New York Yankees		Jason Bay
Aaron Hill		36[128]
2010José Bautista54Toronto Blue JaysPaul Konerko39[129]
2011José Bautista43Toronto Blue JaysCurtis Granderson41[130]
2012Miguel Cabrera44Detroit TigersCurtis Granderson
Josh Hamilton		43[131]
2013Chris Davis53Baltimore OriolesMiguel Cabrera44[132]
2014Nelson Cruz40Baltimore OriolesChris Carter37[133]
2015Chris Davis47Baltimore OriolesNelson Cruz44[134]
2016Mark Trumbo47Baltimore OriolesNelson Cruz43[135]
2017Aaron Judge52New York YankeesKhris Davis43[136]
2018Khris Davis48Oakland AthleticsJ. D. Martinez43[137]
2019Jorge Soler48Kansas City RoyalsMike Trout45[138]
2020Luke Voit22New York YankeesJosé Abreu19[139]
2021Vladimir Guerrero Jr.
Salvador Perez		48Toronto Blue Jays
Kansas City Royals		Shohei Ohtani46[140]
2022Aaron Judge62New York YankeesMike Trout40[141]
2023Shohei Ohtani44Los Angeles AngelsAdolis García39[142]

National League

Lip Pike led the league with four home runs in 1877, tied with Paul Hines for the lowest total to ever lead a league.
Gavvy Cravath won six home run titles in the 1910s.
Mike Schmidt led the National League in home runs eight times, the second most such titles in MLB history.
Mark McGwire led the league in home runs 4 times including 52, 65, and record-breaking 70 home run seasons. His 58 home runs in 1997 led neither league due to a mid-season trade which split this total across 2 leagues.
Sammy Sosa led the National League in home runs twice, with 49 and 50, but finished second four times with home run counts of 36, 66, 63, and 64.
Prince Fielder won a National League home run title in 2007 while his father, Cecil Fielder, won two in the American League in 1990 and 1991.
YearWinner(s)HRTeamRunner(s)-up2nd HRRef
1876George Hall5Philadelphia Athletics (NL)Charley Jones4[143]
1877Lip Pike4Cincinnati RedsOrator Shafer3[144]
1878Paul Hines4Providence GraysCharley Jones3[145]
1879Charley Jones9Boston Red CapsJim O'Rourke†6[146]
1880Harry Stovey
Jim O'Rourke†		6Worcester Ruby Legs
Boston Red Caps		Charley Jones5[147]
1881Dan Brouthers†8Buffalo BisonsCharlie Bennett7[148]
1882George Wood7Detroit WolverinesMike Muldoon
Dan Brouthers†		6[149]
1883Buck Ewing†10New York GiantsJerry Denny
Joe Hornung		8[150]
1884Ned Williamson27Chicago White StockingsFred Pfeffer25[151]
1885Abner Dalrymple11Chicago White StockingsKing Kelly†9[152]
1886Dan Brouthers†
Hardy Richardson		11Detroit WolverinesCap Anson†10[153]
1887Billy O'Brien19Washington NationalsRoger Connor†17[154]
1888Jimmy Ryan16Chicago White StockingsRoger Connor†14[155]
1889Sam Thompson†20Philadelphia QuakersJerry Denny18[156]
1890Oyster Burns
Mike Tiernan
Walt Wilmot		13Brooklyn Bridegrooms
New York Giants
Chicago Colts		Herman Long8[157]
1891Mike Tiernan
Harry Stovey		16New York Giants
Boston Beaneaters		Walt Wilmot11[158]
1892Bug Holliday13Cincinnati RedsRoger Connor†12[159]
1893Ed Delahanty†19Philadelphia PhilliesJack Clements17[160]
1894Hugh Duffy†18Boston BeaneatersBill Joyce
Bobby Lowe		17[161]
1895Sam Thompson†18Philadelphia PhilliesBill Joyce17[162]
1896Bill Joyce†
Ed Delahanty†		13Washington/New York
Philadelphia Phillies		Sam Thompson†12[163]
1897Hugh Duffy†11Boston BeaneatersGeorge Davis†10[164]
1898Jimmy Collins†15Boston BeaneatersBill Joyce
Honus Wagner†		10[165]
1899Buck Freeman25Washington SenatorsBobby Wallace12[166]
1900Herman Long12Boston BeaneatersElmer Flick†11[167]
1901Sam Crawford†16Cincinnati RedsJimmy Sheckard11[168]
1902Tommy Leach6Pittsburgh PiratesJake Beckley†5[169]
1903Jimmy Sheckard9Brooklyn SuperbasPat Moran
Tommy Leach
Mike Donlin
Sam Mertes
Cy Seymour
Ginger Beaumont		7[170]
1904Harry Lumley9Brooklyn SuperbasDave Brain7[171]
1905Fred Odwell9Cincinnati RedsCy Seymour8[172]
1906Tim Jordan12Brooklyn SuperbasHarry Lumley9[173]
1907Dave Brain10Boston DovesHarry Lumley9[174]
1908Tim Jordan12Brooklyn SuperbasHonus Wagner†10[175]
1909Red Murray7New York GiantsBeals Becker
Tommy Leach
Larry Doyle		6[176]
1910Frank Schulte
Fred Beck		10Chicago Cubs
Boston Doves		Jake Daubert
Larry Doyle		8[177]
1911Frank Schulte21Chicago CubsFred Luderus16[178]
1912Heinie Zimmerman14Chicago CubsFrank Schulte12[179]
1913Gavvy Cravath19Philadelphia PhilliesFred Luderus18[180]
1914Gavvy Cravath19Philadelphia PhilliesVic Saier18[181]
1915Gavvy Cravath24Philadelphia PhilliesCy Williams13[182]
1916Cy Williams
Dave Robertson		12Chicago Cubs
New York Giants		Gavvy Cravath11[183]
1917Gavvy Cravath
Dave Robertson		12Philadelphia Phillies
New York Giants		Rogers Hornsby†8[184]
1918Gavvy Cravath8Philadelphia PhilliesWalton Cruise
Cy Williams		6[185]
1919Gavvy Cravath12Philadelphia PhilliesBenny Kauff10[186]
1920Cy Williams15Philadelphia PhilliesIrish Meusel14[187]
1921George Kelly†23New York GiantsRogers Hornsby†21[188]
1922Rogers Hornsby†42St. Louis CardinalsCy Williams26[189]
1923Cy Williams41Philadelphia PhilliesJack Fournier22[190]
1924Jack Fournier27Brooklyn RobinsRogers Hornsby†25[191]
1925Rogers Hornsby†39St. Louis CardinalsGabby Hartnett24[192]
1926Hack Wilson†21Chicago CubsJim Bottomley†19[193]
1927Cy Williams
Hack Wilson†		30Philadelphia Phillies
Chicago Cubs		Rogers Hornsby†26[194]
1928Hack Wilson†
Jim Bottomley†		31Chicago Cubs
St. Louis Cardinals		Chick Hafey27[195]
1929Chuck Klein†43Philadelphia PhilliesMel Ott†42[196]
1930Hack Wilson†56Chicago CubsChuck Klein40[197]
1931Chuck Klein†31Philadelphia PhilliesMel Ott†29[198]
1932Chuck Klein†
Mel Ott†		38Philadelphia Phillies
New York Giants		Bill Terry†28[199]
1933Chuck Klein†28Philadelphia PhilliesWally Berger27[200]
1934Mel Ott†
Ripper Collins		35New York Giants
St. Louis Cardinals		Wally Berger34[201]
1935Wally Berger34Boston BravesMel Ott†31[202]
1936Mel Ott†33New York GiantsDolph Camilli28[203]
1937Mel Ott†
Joe Medwick†		31New York Giants
St. Louis Cardinals		Dolph Camilli27[204]
1938Mel Ott†36New York GiantsIval Goodman30[205]
1939Johnny Mize†28St. Louis CardinalsMel Ott†27[206]
1940Johnny Mize†43St. Louis CardinalsBill Nicholson25[207]
1941Dolph Camilli34Brooklyn DodgersMel Ott†27[208]
1942Mel Ott†30New York GiantsDolph Camilli
Johnny Mize		26[209]
1943Bill Nicholson29Chicago CubsMel Ott†18[210]
1944Bill Nicholson33Chicago CubsMel Ott†26[211]
1945Tommy Holmes28Boston BravesChuck Workman25[212]
1946Ralph Kiner†23Pittsburgh PiratesJohnny Mize†22[213]
1947Ralph Kiner†
Johnny Mize†		51Pittsburgh Pirates
New York Giants		Willard Marshall36[214]
1948Ralph Kiner†
Johnny Mize†		40Pittsburgh Pirates
New York Giants		Stan Musial†39[215]
1949Ralph Kiner†54Pittsburgh PiratesStan Musial†36[216]
1950Ralph Kiner†47Pittsburgh PiratesAndy Pafko36[217]
1951Ralph Kiner†42Pittsburgh PiratesGil Hodges†40[218]
1952Ralph Kiner†
Hank Sauer		37Pittsburgh Pirates
Chicago Cubs		Gil Hodges†32[219]
1953Eddie Mathews†47Milwaukee BravesDuke Snider†42[220]
1954Ted Kluszewski49Cincinnati RedlegsGil Hodges†42[221]
1955Willie Mays†51New York GiantsTed Kluszewski47[222]
1956Duke Snider†43Brooklyn DodgersJoe Adcock
Frank Robinson†		38[223]
1957Hank Aaron†44Milwaukee BravesErnie Banks†43[224]
1958Ernie Banks†47Chicago CubsFrank Thomas35[225]
1959Eddie Mathews†46Milwaukee BravesErnie Banks†45[226]
1960Ernie Banks†41Chicago CubsHank Aaron†40[227]
1961Orlando Cepeda†46San Francisco GiantsWillie Mays†40[228]
1962Willie Mays†49San Francisco GiantsHank Aaron†45[229]
1963Willie McCovey†
Hank Aaron†		44San Francisco Giants
Milwaukee Braves		Willie Mays†38[230]
1964Willie Mays†47San Francisco GiantsBilly Williams†33[231]
1965Willie Mays†52San Francisco GiantsWillie McCovey†39[232]
1966Hank Aaron†44Atlanta BravesDick Allen40[233]
1967Hank Aaron†39Atlanta BravesJim Wynn37[234]
1968Willie McCovey†36San Francisco GiantsDick Allen33[235]
1969Willie McCovey†45San Francisco GiantsHank Aaron†44[236]
1970Johnny Bench†45Cincinnati RedsBilly Williams†42[237]
1971Willie Stargell†48Pittsburgh PiratesHank Aaron†47[238]
1972Johnny Bench†40Cincinnati RedsNate Colbert38[239]
1973Willie Stargell†44Pittsburgh PiratesDavey Johnson43[240]
1974Mike Schmidt†36Philadelphia PhilliesJohnny Bench†33[241]
1975Mike Schmidt†38Philadelphia PhilliesDave Kingman36[242]
1976Mike Schmidt†38Philadelphia PhilliesDave Kingman37[243]
1977George Foster52Cincinnati RedsJeff Burroughs41[244]
1978George Foster40Cincinnati RedsGreg Luzinski35[245]
1979Dave Kingman48Chicago CubsMike Schmidt†45[246]
1980Mike Schmidt†48Philadelphia PhilliesBob Horner35[247]
1981Mike Schmidt†31Philadelphia PhilliesAndre Dawson†24[248]
1982Dave Kingman37New York MetsDale Murphy36[249]
1983Mike Schmidt†40Philadelphia PhilliesDale Murphy36[250]
1984Mike Schmidt†
Dale Murphy		36Philadelphia Phillies
Atlanta Braves		Gary Carter†27[251]
1985Dale Murphy37Atlanta BravesDave Parker34[252]
1986Mike Schmidt†37Philadelphia PhilliesGlenn Davis
Dave Parker		31[253]
1987Andre Dawson†49Chicago CubsDale Murphy44[254]
1988Darryl Strawberry39New York MetsGlenn Davis30[255]
1989Kevin Mitchell47San Francisco GiantsHoward Johnson36[256]
1990Ryne Sandberg†40Chicago CubsDarryl Strawberry37[257]
1991Howard Johnson38New York MetsMatt Williams34[258]
1992Fred McGriff†35San Diego PadresBarry Bonds34[259]
1993Barry Bonds46San Francisco GiantsDavid Justice40[260]
1994Matt Williams43San Francisco GiantsJeff Bagwell†39[261]
1995Dante Bichette40Colorado RockiesLarry Walker†
Sammy Sosa		36[262]
1996Andrés Galarraga47Colorado RockiesBarry Bonds
Gary Sheffield		42[263]
1997Larry Walker†49Colorado RockiesJeff Bagwell†43[6]
1998Mark McGwire70St. Louis CardinalsSammy Sosa66[264]
1999Mark McGwire65St. Louis CardinalsSammy Sosa63[265]
2000Sammy Sosa50Chicago CubsBarry Bonds49[266]
2001Barry Bonds73San Francisco GiantsSammy Sosa64[267]
2002Sammy Sosa49Chicago CubsBarry Bonds46[268]
2003Jim Thome†47Philadelphia PhilliesRichie Sexson
Barry Bonds		45[269]
2004Adrián Beltré†48Los Angeles DodgersAdam Dunn
Albert Pujols		46[270]
2005Andruw Jones51Atlanta BravesDerrek Lee46[271]
2006Ryan Howard58Philadelphia PhilliesAlbert Pujols49[272]
2007Prince Fielder50Milwaukee BrewersRyan Howard47[273]
2008Ryan Howard48Philadelphia PhilliesAdam Dunn40[274]
2009Albert Pujols47St. Louis CardinalsPrince Fielder46[275]
2010Albert Pujols42St. Louis CardinalsAdam Dunn38[276]
2011Matt Kemp39Los Angeles DodgersPrince Fielder38[277]
2012Ryan Braun41Milwaukee BrewersGiancarlo Stanton37[278]
2013Pedro Álvarez
Paul Goldschmidt		36Pittsburgh Pirates
Arizona Diamondbacks		Jay Bruce30[279]
2014Giancarlo Stanton37Miami MarlinsAnthony Rizzo32[280]
2015Nolan Arenado
Bryce Harper		42Colorado Rockies
Washington Nationals		Carlos González40[281]
2016Nolan Arenado
Chris Carter		41Colorado Rockies
Milwaukee Brewers		Kris Bryant39[282]
2017Giancarlo Stanton59Miami MarlinsCody Bellinger39[283]
2018Nolan Arenado38Colorado RockiesTrevor Story37[284]
2019Pete Alonso53New York MetsEugenio Suarez49[285]
2020Marcell Ozuna18Atlanta BravesFernando Tatís Jr.17[286]
2021Fernando Tatís Jr.42San Diego PadresAdam Duvall38[287]
2022Kyle Schwarber46Philadelphia PhilliesPete Alonso40[288]
2023Matt Olson54Atlanta BravesKyle Schwarber47[289]

Other major leagues

Roger Connor placed second in home runs in the National League three times and also won the Players' League's only home run title with 14 in 1890.
YearWinner(s)HRTeamLeagueRunner(s)-up2nd HRRef
1882Oscar Walker†7St. Louis Brown StockingsAmerican AssociationPete Browning5[290]
1883Harry Stovey14Philadelphia AthleticsAmerican AssociationCharley Jones10[291]
1884John Reilly†11Cincinnati Red StockingsAmerican AssociationHarry Stovey10[292]
1884Fred Dunlap13St. Louis MaroonsUnion AssociationEd Crane12[293]
1885Harry Stovey13Philadelphia AthleticsAmerican AssociationFrank Fennelly10[294]
1886Bid McPhee†8Cincinnati Red StockingsAmerican AssociationHarry Stovey
Dave Orr		7[295]
1887Tip O'Neill14St. Louis BrownsAmerican AssociationJohn Reilly10[296]
1888John Reilly13Cincinnati Red StockingsAmerican AssociationHarry Stovey9[297]
1889Harry Stovey
Bug Holliday		19Cincinnati Red Stockings
Philadelphia Athletics		American AssociationCharlie Duffee16[298]
1890Count Campau9St. Louis BrownsAmerican AssociationEd Cartwright8[299]
1890Roger Connor†14New York GiantsPlayers' LeagueHardy Richardson13[300]
1891Duke Farrell12Boston RedsAmerican AssociationJocko Milligan
Denny Lyons		11[301]
1914Dutch Zwilling16Chicago Chi-FedsFederal LeagueBill Kenworthy15[302]
1915Hal Chase17Buffalo BluesFederal LeagueDutch Zwilling13[303]

See also

Footnotes

References

General
  • "Yearly League Leaders & Records for Home Runs". Baseball-Reference.com. Retrieved February 6, 2010.
  • "MLB Baseball Hall of Fame Inductees". Baseball-Reference.com. Retrieved February 6, 2010.
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