what mlb player has has hit at least one home run in the most differnt mlb ball parks?
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Actually I think it is now tied between Fred McGriff and Sammy Sosa at 42.
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The fences were moved in at Petco Park because last season, hitters hit the fewest home runs out of any major league park.  I'm sure this influenced Brian Giles' thinking but they weren't moved in just for him.
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Single Season = Barry Bonds in 2004 with a .609 OBP\nCareer = Ted Williams with a .481 OBP\n\nFor even more details (AL, NL records, righthander vs. lefthander) check out the following website
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Commercia Park opened in 2000.  The leader is Carlos Pena.  He has 37 homeruns hit there since 2000.  The number seems a little low, but CP is considered a pitchers park because of its huge dimensions.\n\nSee the link below straight from MLB.  You may have to sort by HR to see them from high to low.
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I would think this "accomplishment" has been achieved many, many times. I suspect most pitchers have struck out in both their first and final at-bats, and I'd have to believe that many other players have flailed in both at-bats as well.\n\nIn fact, given a few minutes, I suspect I could find several players whose only major league at-bats were all strikeouts.
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ken griffey jr. he hit in all of the new balparks too now. it's a simple question. even a baby can answer it.
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espn.com has a link that provides park factors for each season from 2001 to 2005. This is an objective measure and can be broken down by runs, hits, 2b, 3b, HRs or bbs.\n\nPark Factor compares the rate of stats at home vs. the rate of stats on the road.\nA rate higher than 1.000 favors the hitter. Below 1.000 favors the pitcher.\nPF = ((homeRS + homeRA)/(homeG)) / ((roadRS + roadRA)/(roadG))\n\nFor the 2005 season the top 5 hitter ballparks for runs were:\n\n1. Coors field (Rockies)       1.285\n2. Citizens Bank (Phillies)    1.161\n3. Great American (Reds)       1.128\n4. Turner Field(Braves)        1.095\n5. Bank one Ballpark (d-backs) 1.078 \n\nThe worst ballpark for runs was Petco in SD with a factor of 0.803
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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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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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Barry Bonds \n\nThe Hall of Shame! not the Hall of Fame.
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Probably San Francisco.  He's been here his entire career, and he will likely want to finish up there, unless they push him out, but what team would do that?  I mean, he might have negative publicity, but he's hitting home runs and winning games.  That's what it's all about.
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Reggie Jackson\n1975 AL Home Run Champion \n\nMike Schmidt\n1975 NL Home Run Champion
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baseball. Home is refering to home plate.
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Babe Ruth, Barry Bonds, and Hank Aaron all have 666 homeruns.
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Based on every run a team scores at home, hear are the hardest parks to score in:\n\nAngel Stadium   .836 runs (per 1.00 on road)\nPETCO park     .846 runs\nBusch Stadium  .863 runs\n\nEasiest:\n\nChase Field            1.262\nKauffman Stadium  1.221\nCamden Yards       1.132
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Hmmm I was going to say Dave Winfield, I know he hit a bird with a throw once but he didn't play for the 1940s Red Sox
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15 people have hit 4 home runs in one game\n\nThe most recent being Carlos Delgado in 2003\n\nHere's a website to check out, it lists everyone.\nhttp://www.baseball-almanac.com/feats/feats4.shtml