In Major League baseball who had the had the lowest batting average wjile leading in Homeruns?
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Dave Kingman of the New York Mets led the NL with 37 homers in 1982, but batted a paltry .204, good for dead last of anybody with 500 plate appearances that year. I only looked at players with more than 20 homers in a season because it was too difficult otherwise.
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Hank Aaron is correct, he had fifteen 30-homer seasons.\n\nAll time leaders with most 30 homer seasons are:\n\nHank Aaron  15 seasons\nBarry Bonds 14\nBabe Ruth   13\nMike Schmidt 13\nJimmie Foxx  12\nFrank Robinson 11\nMark McGwire  11\nSammy Sosa  11\nWillie Mays 11\nEddie Matthews 10\nHarmon Killebrew  10\nLou Gehrig  10\nRafael Palmeiro 10
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#1 Billy Martin\n#3 Babe Ruth\n#4 Lou Gehrig\n#5 Joe Di Maggio\n#7 Mickey Mantle\n#8 Billy Dickey, Yogi Berra\n#9 Roger Maris
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I have not been able to find the top 10 leadoff home run hitters.  I believe the all-time leader is Rickey Henderson with 81 leadoff bombs.  Alfonso Soriano set the record for most leadoff home runs in a season with 13 in 2003.
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1 - Billy Martin\n3 - Babe Ruth\n4 - Lou Gehrig\n5 - Joe DiMaggio\n7 - Mickey Mantle\n8 - Yogi Berra and Bill Dickey\n9 - Roger Maris\n10 - Phil Rizzuto\n15 - Thurman Munson\n16 - Whitey Ford\n23 - Don Mattingly\n32 - Elston Howard\n37 - Casey Stengel\n44 - Reggie Jackson\n49 - Ron Guidry\n\nSooner or later they'll run out of numbers
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The top 10 looks like this:\n\nName/Home Runs \n\n1.Hank Aaron 755\n \n2.Babe Ruth 714\n\n3.Barry Bonds 708\n\n4.Willie Mays 660\n\n5.Sammy Sosa 588\n\n6.Frank Robinson 586\n\n7.Mark McGwire 583\n\n8.Harmon Killebrew 573\n \n9.Rafael Palmeiro 569\n\n10.Reggie Jackson 563\n\nFor more take a look here: \nhttp://www.baseball-almanac.com/hitting/hihr1.shtml
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Hey I'm a Braves fan and Hank Aaron is not what you think he is.  He's everything that Bonds is on a more bitter level.  He is ever bit of a racist and bitter about everything, and no one for the Braves cares much for him because of it.  The Media disliked him intensely because he was chasing the Babe, and he was not enjoyable to talk to from the media.  The parallels between the two personas is startling.  As far as the better hitter, no doubt it is Barry Bonds, and even before the steroids things came up he was still the best hitter I've ever seen in my lifetime.  Barry Bonds changed the way you play the Pirates or Giants, Hank never brought the fear like that in anyone.  One of the most overrated players of all time.  Take away the HR's and he's an average player.  Bonds has had insane batting averages and OBP seasons and MVPS.
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In the American League, Jack Morris (8/3/1987) and Charlie Wheatley (9/27/1912) share the record with 5.\n\nIn the National League it's Johnny Ryan (7/22/1876) with 10
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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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In the AL:\n\nRube Waddell (1) Philadelphia Athletics 07-01-1902 3rd\n \nSloppy Thurston (1) Chicago White Sox 08-22-1923 12th\n \nLefty Grove (1) Philadelphia Athletics 08-23-1928 2nd\n \nLefty Grove (2) Philadelphia Athletics 09-27-1928 7th\n \nBilly Hoeft (1) Detroit Tigers 09-07-1953 7th\n \nJim Bunning (1) Detroit Tigers 08-02-1959 9th\n \nAl Downing (1) New York Yankees 08-11-1967 2nd\n \nNolan Ryan (2 [1 in NL]) California Angels 07-09-1972 2nd\n \nRon Guidry (1) New York Yankees 08-07-1984 9th\n \nJeff Montgomery (1) Kansas City Royals 04-29-1990 8th\n \nPedro Martinez (1) Boston Red Sox 05-18-2002 1st\n \nIn th NL:\n\nName (Quantity) Team Date / Box Inning \nJohn Clarkson (1) Boston Beaneaters 06-04-1889 3rd\n \nPat Ragan (1) Brooklyn Dodgers 10-05-1914 8th\n \nHod Eller (1) Cincinnati Reds 08-21-1917 9th\n \nJoe Oeschger (1) Boston Braves 09-08-1921 4th\n \nDazzy Vance (1) Brooklyn Dodgers 09-14-1924 2rd\n \nSandy Koufax (1) Los Angeles Dodgers 06-30-1962 1st\n \nSandy Koufax (2) Los Angeles Dodgers 04-18-1964 3rd\n \nBob Bruce (1) Houston Colt .45s 04-19-1964 8th\n \nNolan Ryan (1) New York Mets 04-19-1968 3rd\n \nBob Gibson (1) St. Louis Cardinals 05-12-1969 7th\n \nMilt Pappas (1) Chicago Cubs 09-24-1971 4th\n \nLynn McGlothen (1) St. Louis Cardinals 08-19-1975 2nd\n \nBruce Sutter (1) Chicago Cubs 09-08-1977 9th\n \nJeff Robinson (1) Pittsburgh Pirates 09-07-1987 8th\n \nRob Dibble (1) Cincinnati Reds 06-04-1989 8th\n \nAndy Ashby (1) Philadelphia Phillies 06-15-1991 4th\n \nDavid Cone (1) New York Mets 08-30-1991 5th\n \nPete Harnisch (1) Houston Astros 09-06-1991 7th\n \nTrevor Wilson (1) San Francisco Giants 06-07-1992 9th\n \nMel Rojas (1) Montreal Expos 05-11-1994 9th\n \nMike Magnante (1) Houston Astros 08-22-1997 9th\n \nRandy Johnson (1) Arizona Diamondbacks 08-23-2001 6th\n \nJason Isringhausen (1) St. Louis Cardinals 04-13-2002 9th\n \nByung-Hyun Kim (1) Arizona Diamondbacks 05-11-2002 8th\n \nBrian Lawrence (1) San Diego Padres 06-12-2002 3rd\n \nBrandon Backe (1)\n Houston Astros\n 04-15-2004 8th\n \nBen Sheets (1)\n Milwaukee Brewers\n 06-13-2004\n 3rd\n \nLaTroy Hawkins (1)\n Chicago Cubs\n 09-11-2004 9th
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Well according to baseballreference.com, there was only one Willie McGee and his batting average was .353
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JIM LAKER. HE CLAIMED 10W/INNINGS FIRST TIME.
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He became known as the home run king after  passing Big Mac for the single season record of 71 not 73.\n\nSAN FRANCISCO — San Francisco Giants slugger Barry Bonds hit his 71st home run Friday night, taking him to a place no player has gone before. Then he hit his 72nd and pushed the single-season home run record even further out of this world. On a night when the Giants' playoff hopes were dealt a knockout blow, Bonds struck back-to-back blows for the history books as he surpassed Mark McGwire's record 70 homer plateau set in 1998 and became the single-season home run king. A game after tying Big Mac for the record in a 10-2 victory at Houston's Enron Field, Bonds ended the suspense on his first at-bat and first swing before a sellout crowd of 41,730 at Pacific Bell Park.
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Babe Ruth had 659 of his 714 Homeruns with the Yankees, so that makes him the player with most homeruns for the yankees.\n\nDarryl Strawberry had 252 Homeruns as a NY Met, making him the all time leader for the Mets.
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Eddie Feighner...The King and His Court\nI saw that guy strike out people pitching from second base. He was unbelievable.
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Ichiro Suzuki by a large margin.\nHe's the only hitter with 200 hits in every season since the 2001 season.    He led the majors in 3 of the seasons, with such totals as 242 in 2001 and a whopping 262 in 2004.  He has a total of 1354 hits.  The second most is Juan Pierre with 1182. Albert Pujols is third with 1159 in that time frame.
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Hank Aaron - 755 HRs, 240 SBs\nBarry Bonds - 713 HRs, 506 SBs\nWillie Mays - 660 HRs, 338 SBs\nSammy Sosa - 588 HRs, 234 SBs\nFrank Robinson - 586 HRs, 204 SBs\nReggie Jackson - 563 HRs, 226 SBs