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Who is the greatest HR hitter of all time??

Who is the greatest HR hitter of all time??

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a) Barry Bonds
b) Babe Ruth
c) Hank Aaron
d) Other

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George Bell.

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Ralph Kiner

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Dave "all or nothing" Kingman

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Josh Gibson 84 hone runs in a season!!! Over 900 for his career!! Discussion over!πŸ˜›

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Originally posted by Chaswray
Josh Gibson 84 hone runs in a season!!! Over 900 for his career!! Discussion over!πŸ˜›
WOW!

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Babe Ruth. One season he out homered the tigers and red sox combined. Not to mention anouth year is his career he threw over 320 innings, had a 1.75 ERA and hit more homers than he gave up.

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lou gehrig

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Anyone else here remember Dave Kingman's "moon shots"? The man could really put some "juice" in the ball (pun intended). Trouble was if he didn't connect he'd strike out. I think he lead the league in home runs and strike outs!!

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dave_Kingman

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At the end of the Wikipedia reference to Dave Kingman there's a classic Tommy Lasorda quote that I can't copy and paste here due to the language...ya' gotta' read it😡😲

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I say it's Hank Aaron. He got the record the right way.

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Sadaharu Oh. 868 home runs.

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Funny, everyone's forgotten Ty Cobb. Early Century Detroit Tigers. He was a bad boy, held the hitting title along with the stolen base title until the 1960's. He was known for putting the shortstop and the 2nd baseman in the hospital.
I believe his lifetime average was .394, but not sure.

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Originally posted by SmookieP
Funny, everyone's forgotten Ty Cobb. Early Century Detroit Tigers. He was a bad boy, held the hitting title along with the stolen base title until the 1960's. He was known for putting the shortstop and the 2nd baseman in the hospital.
I believe his lifetime average was .394, but not sure.
My bad, only saw hitter, didn't read the thread title saying HR.. oops.

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Originally posted by trailblazers35
a) Barry Bonds
b) Babe Ruth
c) Hank Aaron
d) Other
I think you have to include Ted Williams and Mays on the list of possibles.

Williams lost a lot of time to two wars.

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