who has hit nthe most homeruns?
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"Hammering" Hank Aaron
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Barry Bonds at 73 Home Runs. He did that on October 7, 2001.\n He hit at Pacific Bell Park, to left-center field, against Dennis Springer, the count was 1-1 none on base.
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The Guinness Book of World Records lists the longest recorded home run at 634 feet by Yankee great Mickey Mantle on Sept. 10, 1960, at Briggs Stadium in Detroit. Many dispute the record as myth or claim that the ball actually landed and rolled to its resting point 634 feet away from home plate.
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Pujols.  He hit 14 homes in April, which is a new record.  Looks like there's only more to come.
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Cy Young is ahead of the #2 person on the list (Jim Galvin) by 1,353 innings. Cy ended his career with 7,356 innings. Walter Johnson, Phil Niekro, and Nolan Ryan round out the top 5.
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Mark McGuire and Sammy Sosa both did it in 1998-99. Actually, the hit more that 60 home runs in those years
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When Babe Ruth retired with 714 HRs, no one else had even 400.  They said no one will ever break Babe Ruth's HR record.\n\nIn the 1960s, one baseball book stated that Ty Cobb's record of 892 stolen bases "is not likely to be broken" (Lou Brock was then in his rookie season.\n\nAbout 1972 or 73, Baseball Digest ran an article stating that 3,000 strikeouts is the "toughest mark for pitchers"... At that time, only Walter Johnson had reached that plateau, and the article stated that Bob Gibson was the only (then) active player with a shot at 3,000 Ks... Jim Bunning was, at the time, 2nd on the all time list with just over 2,800 Ks...  Turns out that NINE pitchers who were then active later cleared 3,000 Ks... Three other pitchers who had not started their careers at that time also cleared 3,000, those being Randy Johnson, Roger Clemens and Greg Maddux.\n\nIn the Sept 1972 Baseball Digest, an article stated that Roberto Clemente will perhaps be the last player in history to accumulate 3,000 hits (Clemente was the 11th player to do so)... I can't even count how many guys have done that since then... (EDIT: I just looked it up...there are now TWENTY SIX members of the 3,000 hit club... more than double the amount of members in that club back in 1972).\n\nSo no, Glavine will not be the last 300 game winner... it may or may not become more rare, but it will be done again.  Don't ask by whom...
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GreenCaddyMan needs to read the question.  Ken Griffey Jr. hold's the the record for most Home Runs in the month of April, not September.\n\nBut yeah as for the real answer it is Albert Belle.  I just wish he didn't get hurt and have to retire as soon as he did.  He was a big help to the Orioles before he left the game!
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The best batter in the world today is hands down barry bonds. For all of you that think hes a steriod junky,  you have to realize EVERYBODY in baseball used to take steroids befor this scandal\nbarry bonds is the one getting the the most for it because hes breaking so many records. He has the best hand eye coordination in the game wich is one of the many reasons hes the most intentionally walked player in baseball history. The best short stop is Omar Visquel (10 gold gloves). Of course this is my own personal opinion .
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At 2597, Reggie Jackson has the career record safely all to himself. He has 400 more than second place Sammy Sosa. Adam Dunn of the Reds broke the single season record in 2004 with 195. Jose Hernandez and Preston Wilson almost broke the single season record in the last few years.
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Has to be Sandy Koufax.  0.95 ERA in four World Series!
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a-rod,\nbarry bonds\nderek jeter\nroger clemens\njohnny damon
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Sam Crawford does have the most career triples with 309.  Despite being a Hall-of-Famer, Crawford may be one of the most underrated players in history.  He was a triples machine.  He was the first man to lead both the American League and National League in triples and holds the record for the most seasons with at least 20 triples (five)  Crawford was elected to the Hall-of-Fame in 1957.
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Bobby and Barry Bond have 332 and 734. The also have the most RBIs and Stolen Bases of any father-son Combo
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Baseball Reference says Walt Dropo of the '52 Tigers, with 12.\n\nTed Williams has the record for most consecutive times on base, with 16 in '57.
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1. Babe Ruth(of course) 2.Jackie Robinson(he had to go through a lot) 3.Hank Aaron(755hr, what else needs to be said? plus 3771 hits) 4.Joe DiMaggio(61 game hitting streak, Wow) 5. Willie Mays(also is the godfather of Barry Bonds)
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Would have to say Babe Ruth. Not only did he hit 714 home runs, which stood as the major league record for nearly 40 years, but he was a career  .342 hitter with a .474 on base percentage. If that's not enough, he was also one of the best pitchers the game has ever seen with a 94-46 record a 2.28 career ERA and still holds the record for consecutive scoreless innings pitching in the World Series.