Can you name the Homeruns per State (2000-2010)? by iowacub

Can you name the Homeruns per State (2000-2010)?

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Answers include STATES, DISTRICTS OR PROVINCES. Totals are based on teams in that state. e.g. If a player for the Cubs hits a homerun in St. Louis that homerun is counted toward Illinois, not Missour
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Home Runs (2000-2010)	State
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Home Runs (2000-2010)	State
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Homeruns per State (2000-2010) Quiz

by iowacub

Created Jun 15, 2011 in Sports
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	Etheridge2:	Jun 15th, 2011 at 07:52 GMT	-2 points
	Not sure where you got your data but Hank Aaron (755), Willie Mays (660) and Willie McCovey (521) are all from Alabama as our Lee May and George Foster who both have 300+ thats 2500+ just with those 5 and per Baseball-Reference Alabama born players have hit 8000+ HR's in the majors and Alabama should be 2nd all-time.

	ManonWire:	Jun 15th, 2011 at 13:30 GMT	3 points
	Not sure were you get your data, but Hank Aaron, Willie Mays, and Willie McCovey didn't play between 2000-2011. I assume this quiz deals with most home runs hit within a state from 2000-2010. So all the HR's hit ing the Dodgers, Angels, Giants, etc. home ball park count toward California's total. Not sure where he got the data though.

	iowacub:	Jun 15th, 2011 at 15:38 GMT	2 points
	Its not based on players. Its based on teams in that state. Homeruns hit by home/away does not matter. If a player for the Cubs hits a homerun in Milwaukee it goes towards the total for Illinois not Wisconsin. Though I guess it would make more sense to figure homeruns hit in each ballpark for both home and away teams and count those towards that state.