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Sagitta · 06-14-2006, 08:13 PM

FWIW, I do have some power hitters in the leaderboards as well... just for some reason none of the historic players made the cut for seasonal totals.

The highest ranked historic player for career total HR's is Todd Helton who hit 521. He places 26th on the all-time list. Miguel Cabrera (502) is 33rd, and Albert Pujols (500) is 34th.

The highest historic player to have a career entirely (or almost so) within modern specs is Willie McCovey with 412 from 1958-1975.

06-14-2006, 08:13 PM	#9 (permalink)
Sagitta Major Leagues Join Date: Aug 2002 Location: Bouncing between Phillies and Red Sox territory Posts: 342	FWIW, I do have some power hitters in the leaderboards as well... just for some reason none of the historic players made the cut for seasonal totals. The highest ranked historic player for career total HR's is Todd Helton who hit 521. He places 26th on the all-time list. Miguel Cabrera (502) is 33rd, and Albert Pujols (500) is 34th. The highest historic player to have a career entirely (or almost so) within modern specs is Willie McCovey with 412 from 1958-1975. __________________ I'm a lifelong Phillies fan - "Hey, at least we beat the Braves in '93."