Players with 250 career home runs, whose first and last names have the same number of letters Quiz by deej

Can you name the players with 250 career home runs, whose first and last names have the same number of letters?

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Source: http://www.baseball-reference.com
# = number of letters in each name. First names as listed on baseball-reference. *Active
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#	Player	HR
5		762
4		714
6		536
5		512
3		511
6		475*
8		449
4		406*
5		401*
6		384
4		377
4		377
7		372*
5		369
3		354
5		352
5		350
6		348
6		346*

#	Player	HR
5		332
5		328
6		325
5		316*
3		316
6		306
4		306
6		304*
5		300
7		294
5		292
5		287*
5		287
4		277
5		275
6		268
5		255*
5		251

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MLB - Most HR, Same # Letters in First and Last Name Quiz

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Created Jan 17, 2013 in Sports
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	hotrod14:	Jan 18th, 2013 at 05:10 GMT		2 points
	Really good idea for a quiz, but i had to stop playing when i discovered that the great Henry Aaron was not included...if that seems to be splitting hairs, please remember that the media created the name "Hank" (just as some had the nerve to refer to Roberto Clemente as "Bobby"). Please accept "Henry Aaron" for the all time home run king...we can debate that point later :)

	altoonaeaglesfan:	Jan 18th, 2013 at 09:46 GMT		1 point
	Well in that thinking then Ruth does not belong either. His name Was George. Or Cash either. Norman! I could go on but you get the point.

	deej:	Jan 18th, 2013 at 18:05 GMT		1 point
	The instruction line says "first name as listed on baseball-reference". I couldn't possibly cover all contingencies of real names, nicknames and variations.