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Who is the greatest home run hitter of all time?
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Hank Aaron hit the most home runs without using any drugs. He has my vote as the best. -
Isn't there some Japanese guy who belted more homers?Comment
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Ted Williams gets my vote. I also think he's the greatest hitter ever.Comment
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I also know that others have hit more home runs but I still vote for Williams, he was a bad a$$Comment
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Myself in little league. And Hank Aaron. In that order.Comment
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Shear #s its Josh Gibson, a ball player that raised hell in the Negro Leagues back in the 20's and 30'sComment
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They say Josh Gibson was so fast he could turn off the lights in his bedroom by flicking the switch by the door, and be in bed before the lights went out.
And he wasn't the fastest guy in the league either.Comment
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The greatest Japanese baseball player of all-time, Sadaharu Oh compiled a .301 lifetime average while setting records for home runs (868) and RBIs 1,967 and winning two consecutive triple crowns in 1973 and 1974. In 22 seasons, from 1959-80, he was a nine-time Most Valuable Player. Oh also holds the Japanese single-season home run record (55 in 1964). Copied from h.ttp://www.500hrc.com/500-hrc-articles/all-time-japan-league-home-run-leaders.html]Comment
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Lou Gehrig only played seventeen years before his body broke down with that horrible disease. He hit 493 homeruns in those years. What if Gehrig played healthy and had a full career in baseball.
WHAT IF!Comment
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Ted's my man.Comment
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Before his personal life got out of order, Ken Griffey Jr. sure was on a great pace. Especially for how young he was.Comment
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And then there was Preacher Roe who, in twelve major league seasons, hit exactly one home run.Comment
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I think Griffy Jr. was the most pure baseball player to ever play the game, even more so than Mantle, and Mays. He was fun to watch.Comment
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The Babe.Comment
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