Dan Uggla became the Marlins' all-time home run leader on Saturday when he blasted his 144th. Here are the all-time home run leaders for each of the other 29 existing organizations:
Arizona -- Luis Gonzalez, 224
Atlanta -- Hank Aaron, 733
Baltimore -- Cal Ripken Jr., 431
Boston -- Ted Williams, 521
Chicago Cubs -- Sammy Sosa, 545
Chicago White Sox -- Frank Thomas, 448
Cincinnati -- Johnny Bench, 389
Cleveland -- Jim Thome, 334
Colorado -- Todd Helton, 327
Detroit -- Al Kaline, 399
Houston -- Jeff Bagwell, 449
Kansas City -- George Brett, 317
Los Angeles Angels -- Tim Salmon, 299
Los Angeles Dodgers (nee Brooklyn) -- Duke Snider, 389
Milwaukee -- Robin Yount, 251
Minnesota -- Harmon Killebrew, 559
New York Mets -- Darryl Strawberry, 252
New York Yankees -- Babe Ruth, 659
Oakland -- Mark McGwire, 363
Philadelphia Phillies -- Mike Schmidt, 548
Pittsburgh -- Willie Stargell, 475
San Diego -- Nate Colbert, 163
San Francisco -- Willie Mays, 646
Seattle -- Ken Griffey Jr., 417
St. Louis -- Stan Musial, 475
Tampa Bay -- Carlos Pena, 139
Texas -- Juan Gonzalez, 372
Toronto -- Carlos Delgado, 336
Washington (nee Montreal) -- Vladimir Guerrero, 234
DAN GOOD FOR YOU,THAT'S THE WAY YOU PLAY THE GAME.YOU GIVE IT ALL YOU GOT ALL THE TIME..
MARLINS FRONT OFFICE SHOULD BE TALKING LT CONTRACT IF THEY ARE SMART????
Posted by: ENITEZCARLOS BA | August 03, 2010 at 08:01 AM