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MLB career home runs: Top 50
Name the top 50 players in career MLB home runs. You have 12:30.
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- Name the 50 players with the most career MLB home runs, regular season only.
- Type them in any order. The clock starts when you tap the box or type. A name counts the moment it’s complete, no need to press Enter. A last name of four letters or more is enough, and one that players on the list share credits all of them.
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About this list
Career totals as of October 21, 2026. Career totals from the Lahman Baseball Database (CC BY-SA) and MLB's stats for the recent seasons. Like Lahman, they count the 1871–75 National Association; the Negro Leagues statistics MLB added to its records in 2024 aren't included.
On this list
It takes 434 to make this list: that's the total in last place, and the leader has about 76% more.
The 50 players began their careers between 1914 and 2010. More of them started in the 1990s than in any other decade (14), and their careers ran 19.8 seasons on average, first season to last.
4 of them have played in the 2020s, and 8 had retired before 1970, so the list moves slowly.
The closest two places on the list are #23 and #25, 1 apart; the widest gap is 41, between #2 and #3. 8 places are shared by tied totals.
The top five average 726, and the bottom five 436.
1 of them has played a season that started in 2025 or later. The highest placed is at #40, 6 short of #38.
Their careers ran from 14 to 23 seasons, first to last. Spread over those seasons, the fastest pace on the list is 36.4 a season (#11) and the slowest 19.7 (#41).
By the decade they started: 1910s (1), 1920s (3), 1930s (1), 1940s (1), 1950s (8), 1960s (3), 1970s (5), 1980s (9), 1990s (14), 2000s (4), 2010s (1).