Can you name the MLB Players with 200+ Home Runs? by PDepew2181

Total	Player	Most HR with...
762		SFG
755		MLN
714		NYY
660		SFG
636*		NYY
630		SEA
609		CHC
604*		CLE
586		CIN
583		OAK
573		MIN
569		TEX
563		OAK
555*		BOS
548		PHI
536		NYY
534		PHA
521		SFG
521		CHW
521		BOS
512		CHC
512		MLN
511		NYG
509		LAD
504		BAL
493		NYY
493		ATL
475		STL
475		PIT
473		TOR
465		NYY
462		OAK
459*		ATL
452*		STL
452		BOS
449		HOU
449*		MON
442		NYM
438		MON
434		TEX
431		BAL
429*		NYY
427		NYM
426		CHC
424*		ATL
414		SFG
407		BRO
406*		CHW
399		COL
399		DET
398		ATL
396		TOR
393		STL
390		NYY
389		CIN
388*		BOS
385		BOS
384		CHW
383		COL
382		WSH

Total	Player	Most HR with...
382		BOS
381		CLE
380*		CIN
379		SFG
379		CIN
378		SFG
377		DET
377		SFG
376		CHW
374		CLE
370		BRO
369		PIT
361		NYY
360		MIN
359*		HOU
359		STL
358		NYY
355		MIL
354		ARI
354		CIN
353*		CHW
352		COL
352*		COL
351		PHI
350		CAL
348		CIN
345*		CHC
342		CHC
340		SFG
339		NYY
339		PIT
339		BAL
338		CAL
336		MLN
335		NYM
332		HOU
332		SFG
331		DET
331*		CHC
328		LAD
328		BOS
325		CHW
325		DET
324		MON
324		DET
322*		TEX
321		ATL
320		COL
320		ANA
319*		LAD
319		DET
318*		CHC
318		WSH
317		KC
316*		NYM
316		LAD
315		MIL
314		BOS
311		TEX
310		SEA

Total	Player	Most HR with...
310*		PHI
309		SEA
307		PHI
307		PHA
306		BOS
306		MIL
306		TEX
305		ATL
305		CIN
304		ARI
304*		OAK
301		STL
300		PHI
299		ANA
297		OAK
294*		CHW
294		CHW
293		MIN
292		PHI
292		MON
291		HOU
291		HOU
288		PHI
288		PHA
288		CHC
287		ANA
287		PIT
287		PIT
287		NYY
286*		PHI
286*		MIN
286		PIT
285*		DET
284*		PHI
284		SFG
284		LAD
282		STL
282		CIN
282		CHC
281		NYY
279		CIN
278		SEA
278		ATL
277		DET
275		CAL
275		NYY
275		TEX
275		NYY
274		COL
272		LAD
271		MIN
271		LAD
271		BOS
268		CIN
268		BAL
268		MIL
267		STL
266		DET
265		TOR
265*		TB

Total	Player	Most HR with...
265		OAK
264		NYG
262		KC
261*		SEA
260		ATL
260		MON
256		MIN
256		TEX
256		CIN
255		DET
255		KC
255		TOR
254*		TOR
253		CLE
253		NYY
253		CLE
253		STL
252		SEA
252		NYY
252		STL
251		BOS
251		DET
251		PHI
251		MIL
249		CHW
248		WSH
248		STL
247		BOS
246		BAL
245*		NYY
245		CIN
245		DET
244		DET
244		CHC
242		LAD
242		OAK
242		BSN
242		BRO
242*		STL
242*		TB
241		TOR
241		MIL
241		CHC
240		TEX
240		PIT
239		BRO
239		SD
238		CLE
238		STL
237		CAL
237*		MIL
237		PHA
236		CHC
235*		OAK
235		CHC
235		MIL
234		ATL
234		SFG
234		MIL
233		FLA

Total	Player	Most HR with...
231*		NYY
230		MIL
229		BOS
228		NYM
228		PIT
228		CLE
227		MON
226		PHI
224		CAL
223		BOS
223		DET
223		FLA
222		NYY
221		TOR
221		MIL
220		MIN
219		STL
219		PIT
219		NYY
218		ATL
217		SD
215		LAD
215		LAD
215		DET
215		KC
214		FLA
214		KC
213		CHC
212*		COL
211		NYM
211		NYY
211		CLE
210		CLE
210		BAL
210		BOS
210		CIN
208		SD
208		DET
208		TOR
207		MIN
207		PIT
206		ATL
206*		PIT
206		CIN
206		TEX
205		STL
204		ATL
204		TOR
204		CAL
203		PIT
202		NYY
202		BOS
202		MLN
202		NYM
202		STL
201		TEX
201		OAK
200		DET
200		NYY
200		MIN

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MLB Players with 200+ Home Runs Quiz

by PDepew2181

Created Jan 6, 2010 in Sports
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	mflournoy:	Jan 7th, 2010 at 12:22 GMT	3 points
	Probably because they aren't "current teams" to begin with. Hank Aaron isn't on the Braves anymore either, you know.

	Dylan1226:	Jan 7th, 2010 at 17:11 GMT	0 points
	The teams were a little confusing, but great quiz. Baines was the highest one I missed.

	doublezz11:	Jan 7th, 2010 at 17:14 GMT	1 point
	very fun

	expat:	Jan 7th, 2010 at 17:41 GMT	0 points
	I have to disagree with "Primary Team" in many cases ... Frank Robinson's fame came as an Oriole and McGwire as a Cardinal just to name a couple. Excellent quiz

	heyguys:	Jan 7th, 2010 at 19:35 GMT	0 points
	good quiz, but i also disagree with some of the primary teams. Beltran as a royal?

	franoscar:	Jan 7th, 2010 at 20:27 GMT	0 points
	ditto. Especially for the active players, primary team could be pretty subjective. Of course, current team can change.

	nushney:	Jan 7th, 2010 at 23:24 GMT	2 points
	I never understood why Milwaukee Braves is abbriviated MLN. There's no 'N'

	PDepew2181:	Jan 7th, 2010 at 23:29 GMT	1 point
	Thanks for the feedback! Primary team was tough in a lot of cases. I based it off Baseball Reference and looked to see how many years a player spent with each team. Robinson and McGwire are good example of guys who might have achieved greater fame with one team, but played longer for another. I probably should have notated that. I did have to call a few audibles, notably with Joe Morgan. As next season starts, I'll probably update this, especially in regards to active players like Beltran. As of now, he still played longer with Kansas City than with the Mets. Soriano is another who will change next year.

	PDepew2181:	Jan 7th, 2010 at 23:31 GMT	2 points
	"MLN" is something else I get from Baseball Reference. It's to differentiate it from the Brewers, I've always assumed, being that it was Milwaukee National League. Couldn't really use "MLB" for a couple of reasons.

	johnlk:	Jan 7th, 2010 at 23:46 GMT	4 points
	In terms of primary team, wouldn't the most sensible way to do it to base it on the team the person hit the most home runs for? That would solve some of your worst problems - Joe Morgan hit 152 home runs for the Reds, and only 72 for the Astros, even though he was on the Astros for longer. Beltran has already hit slightly more HRs for the Mets than he did for the Royals. At any rate, it seems silly to say that Robinson and McGwire only "became famous" as Orioles or Cardinals. Robinson won Rookie of the Year and MVP as a Red, and was one of the best players in baseball. He only spent five years with the Orioles. McGwire obviously broke Maris's record as a Cardinal, but he was already famous as one of the "Bash Brothers" in Oakland.

	PDepew2181:	Jan 8th, 2010 at 00:15 GMT	2 points
	I used home runs hit as a tiebreaker when I found players who played the same number of years for 2 or more teams.

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	PDepew2181:	Jan 8th, 2010 at 14:29 GMT	2 points
	Clemente hit 240 home runs in his career.

	Mosang:	Jan 12th, 2010 at 16:33 GMT	1 point
	Great work. I was racking my brain there! Maybe you could put two teams for players who are associated with more than one team, like Frank Robinson (CIN/BAL) or Reggie Jackson (OAK/NYY), for example. All in all, good quiz.

	Maherdabum:	Mar 15th, 2011 at 04:39 GMT	1 point
	got the all guys with 300 in about 12 minutes. The rest was difficult. Maybe a 25 minute time limit would have helped my score.

	PDepew2181:	Apr 7th, 2011 at 06:20 GMT	1 point
	Sporcle doesn't allow more than 20 minutes per quiz. Well, we had someone new join the 250 Home Run club today which necessitated me squeezing two answers together since we were already at 200 answers. Hope it's not too confusing.

	PDepew2181:	May 29th, 2011 at 02:30 GMT	2 points
	OK, thanks to Sporcle increasing their answer limit, I've combined my two quizzes so that this now features all players with 200+ home runs, which was my original intention. Hopefully this is readable enough.