This Decade's Home Run Leaders So Far: Part 2
By (Contributor) on August 21, 2009
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As promised, the rest of the top 50 home run hitters of this decade.
In case you missed it, Part One, #50-26 can be found here:
http://bleacherreport.com/articles/239252-this-decades-home-run-leaders-so-far-part-one
Each player will be listed with his decade home run total. Also included are his teams, decade season high total, and any season in which he led his league in round-trippers. In cases where a player did not appear in every season this decade, it will be noted.
All stats are as of August 18, 2009.
If there is interest, I will update this after the season.
Enjoy Part Two!
25. Todd Helton - 256
Rockies
Season High - 2001, Colorado, 49
Career HR - 321
24. Derrek Lee - 258
Marlins, Cubs
Season High - 2005, Chicago, 46
Career HR - 282
23. Pat Burrell - 261
Phillies, Rays
Season High - 2002, Philadelphia, 37
Career HR - 263
22. Jim Edmonds - 261
Cardinals, Padres, Cubs
Season High (tie)
2000, St. Louis, 42
2004, St. Louis, 42
Career HR - 382
2000-2008
21. Richie Sexson - 264
Indians, Brewers, Diamondbacks, Mariners, Yankees
Season High (tie)
2001, Milwaukee, 45
2003, Milwaukee, 45
Career HR - 306
2000-2008
20. Chipper Jones - 270
Braves
Season High - 2001, Atlanta, 38
Career HR - 423
19. Jermaine Dye - 271
Royals, Athletics, White Sox
Season High - 2006, Chicago, 44
Career HR - 322
18. Gary Sheffield - 273
Dodgers, Braves, Yankees, Tigers, Mets
Season High - 2000, Los Angeles, 43
Career HR - 509
17. Sammy Sosa - 273
Cubs, Orioles, Rangers
Season High - 2001, Chicago, 64
Career HR - 609
2000-2005, 2007
NL HR Leader - 2 Times
2000, Chicago, 50
2002, Chicago, 49
16. Troy Glaus - 274
Angels, Diamondbacks, Blue Jays, Cardinals
Season High - 2000, Anaheim, 47
Career HR - 304
AL HR Leader - 2000, Anaheim, 47
2000-2008
15. Carlos Lee - 285
White Sox, Brewers, Rangers, Astros
Season High - 2006, Milwaukee and Texas, 37
Career HR - 301
14. Alfonso Soriano - 288
Yankees, Rangers, Nationals, Cubs
Season High - 2006, Washington, 46
Career HR - 289
13. Paul Konerko - 289
White Sox
Season High - 2004, Chicago, 41
Career HR - 320
12. David Ortiz - 297
Twins, Red Sox
Season High - 2006, Boston, 54
Career HR - 307
AL HR Leader - 2006, Boston, 54
11. Jason Giambi - 301
Athletics, Yankees
Season High - 2000, Oakland, 43
Career HR - 407
10. Lance Berkman - 302
Astros
Season High - 2006, Houston, 45
Career HR - 306
9. Andruw Jones - 308
Braves, Dodgers, Rangers
Season High - 2005, Atlanta, 51
Career HR - 388
NL HR Leader - 2005, Atlanta, 51
8. Adam Dunn - 309
Reds, Diamondbacks, Nationals
Season High - 2004, Cincinnati, 46
Career HR - 309
2001-2009
7. Vladimir Guerrero - 310
Expos, Angels
Season High - 2000, Montreal, 44
Career HR - 402
6. Barry Bonds - 317
Giants
Season High - 2001, San Francisco, 73
Career HR - 762
NL HR Leader - 2001, San Francisco, 73
5. Carlos Delgado - 324
Blue Jays, Marlins, Mets
Season High - 2003, Toronto, 42
Career HR - 473
4. Manny Ramirez - 342
Indians, Red Sox, Dodgers
Season High - 2005, Boston, 45
Career HR - 540
AL HR Leader - 2004, Boston, 43
3. Albert Pujols - 358
Cardinals
Season High - 2006, St. Louis, 49
Career HR - 358
2001-2009
2. Jim Thome - 367
Indians, Phillies, White Sox
Season High - 2002, Cleveland, 52
Career HR - 563
NL HR Leader - 2003, Philadelphia, 47
1. Alex Rodriguez - 426
Mariners, Rangers, Yankees
Season High - 2002, Texas, 57
Career HR - 574
AL HR Leader
2001, Texas, 52
2002, Texas, 57
2003, Texas, 47
2005, New York, 48
2007, New York, 54
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