Top 10 Home Run Hitters ALL TIME (non steroid list)

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MRTHECOSE

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Top 10 Home Run Hitters ALL TIME (non steroid list)


1.Hank Aaron 755
2.Babe Ruth 714
3.Willie Mays 660
4.Ken Griffey, Jr. 630
5.Frank Robinson 586
6.Jim Thome 577
7.Harmon Killebrew 573
8.Reggie Jackson 563
9.Mike Schmidt 548
10.Mickey Mantle 536



TOP 15 with ROIDS

1 Barry Bonds 762
2 Hank Aaron 755
3 Babe Ruth 714
4 Willie Mays 660
5 Ken Griffey, Jr. 630
6 Sammy Sosa 609
7 Alex Rodriguez 600
8 Frank Robinson 586
9 Mark McGwire 583
10 Jim Thome 577
11 Harmon Killebrew 573
12 Rafael Palmeiro 569
13 Reggie Jackson 563
14 Manny Ramírez 554
15 Mike Schmidt 548
 
CHAPO GUZMAN

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uhh how is Hank Aaron on the roid and non roid list?? id like to see pujols be the all time homerun leader not arod..

IMO Barry is the best hitter to have played the game.... and im not saying it cuz ima Giants fan but cuz he knew hitting inside out and his ability to adjust at all counts.. 3-2, 1-2, 2-2, etc. And in his younger days he would adjust to every hitter before they hit the ball he most likely knew where it was goin

it would be crazy for anyone to believe there was no P.E.D.'s back in the day and that no one was using them.. im damn sure even Babe Ruth was on em one way or another.. theyve been around for so long probably even before the game of baseball
 
savage

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I'm not sure, but I think the first list consists of players that weren't on the juice, and the second list is the same, but with the players that were on the juice.
 
Rossibreath

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CHAPO GUZMAN said:
uhh how is Hank Aaron on the roid and non roid list?? id like to see pujols be the all time homerun leader not arod..IMO Barry is the best hitter to have played the game.... and im not saying it cuz ima Giants fan but cuz he knew hitting inside out and his ability to adjust at all counts.. 3-2, 1-2, 2-2, etc. And in his younger days he would adjust to every hitter before they hit the ball he most likely knew where it was goinit would be crazy for anyone to believe there was no P.E.D.'s back in the day and that no one was using them.. im damn sure even Babe Ruth was on em one way or another.. theyve been around for so long probably even before the game of baseball
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Babe ruth did it on beer & hotdogs
 
RM211

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Ken Griffey Jr. Is one of my all time favorites so I'll say him
As well as the Big Hurt, Frank Thomas
 
RM211

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Ken Griffey Jr. Is one of my all time favorites so I'll say him
As well as the Big Hurt, Frank Thomas
 
B-San

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Hate to piss on the parade but...

Josh Gibson should be on the list, as he was arguably the greatest home run hitter of all time... Too bad he died 3 months before Jackie Robinson became the first to break the color barrier in the MLB...

Also, would Babe Ruth's home run totals have been the same if some of the greatest pitchers weren't denied the opportunity of being able to pitch to him? Imagine him going against the likes of Satchel Paige in his prime...

Without going too deep into hypotheticals - I think Aaron is the only player to legitimately reach over 700 home runs in the MLB...
 
Nuttkase

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People do know that taking performance-enhancing drugs has been around in sports in general for literally centuries right? I'm not saying that that makes it right or that any of the "clean" players on the list ever took them in any form but you never know. It wasn't only until the late 90s that it became a big subject with anabolic steroids.
 
Nuttkase

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By the way of course anyone on here knows I'm a Yankees fan but I still can't stand A-rod. That has been my opinion in general for awhile. Not just since him hitting a home run a few hours ago.
 
Cut-Throat

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B-San said:
Josh Gibson should be on the list, as he was arguably the greatest home run hitter of all time... Too bad he died 3 months before Jackie Robinson became the first to break the color barrier in the MLB...

Also, would Babe Ruth's home run totals have been the same if some of the greatest pitchers weren't denied the opportunity of being able to pitch to him? Imagine him going against the likes of Satchel Paige in his prime...

Without going too deep into hypotheticals - I think Aaron is the only player to legitimately reach over 700 home runs in the MLB...
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you're an idiot.... did you know babe ruth was a pitcher to begin his career? so he only got to hit every other day... and if your logic wasnt to only make black players look good, you would that Sadaharu Oh hit over 800 home runs in japan, yet you make no mention of his accomplishments...
 
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Jack Tracks said:
Barry Bonds is the greatest baseball player of all time. Its a disgrace how the MLB and the bay area turned their back on him
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well when u cheat what do you expect...he's a fuckin' liar...yeah he could hit better than most but facts are facts...he helped tarnish a sport that's been around for years
 
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and the fucked up thing is players like bonds, mcgwire, palimero, or a-roid didn't need to do that shit...they were great to begin with...they're just weak minded people
 
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