Which MLB player will hit the most home runs this season?
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Adam Dunn of the REDS
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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
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AL Jose Contreas winner of his last 12 straight regualr season apperances.\nNL Pedro Martinez because hes got the capability of striking out tons of people.
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harmon killebrew\nkirby puckett\ntony oliva\nrod carew\nkent hrbek\n\nin my opinion, johan santana and joe mauer will crack that list someday.
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I will go into the minority here and say Guillen. He will get on base and score runs for you, plus his power and RBI numbers will be better than Francouer's.
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I think Jose Reyes has the best chance.  He's young and his legs are fresh plus he'll have many chances to do it with his young age.  My darkhorse pick would have to be Chone Figgins.
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I don't have an answer, but let me rephrase your question so it's coherent:\n\n"What player hit two home runs in a single inning, one as a left handed batter and one right handed?"
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a-rod,\nbarry bonds\nderek jeter\nroger clemens\njohnny damon
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I'm assuming you're referring to the HR record.  I would probably say Griffey, A-Rod, Pujols or Vlad.  All four are team-players who are natural hitters without taint of steroids and they all love the game for the game.
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It should be Tadahito Iguchi of the White Sox or Jose Lopez of Seattle.  I think it will be Iguchi. He's on fire right now plus his Manager; Ozzie Guillen is the manager for the AL in the all-star game.
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1) Albert Pujols - Best player in the universe right now\n2) Joe Mauer - Hitting like Ichiro\n3) Francisco Liriano - The next "Johan Santana"\n4) Scott Rolen - Veteran who can still hit\n5) Eric Gagne - Could have been higher if wasn't for injuries\n6) Jonny Gomes - Already showing power and patience at young age and could get better\n7) Justin Morneau - Starting to develop power and could evolve as the best if he can be patience at bat \n8) Chris Shelton - Streaky power hitter that needs to be consistent to succeed\n9) Adam LaRoche - Shows power but needs to solve left-handers
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Here's the top home run hitting pitchers in a season:\n\nHOMERUNS                      YEAR     HR     \n1    Wes Ferrell              1931        9   \n2    Jack Stivetts            1894        8   \nT3   Ad Gumbert               1889        7   \nT3   Ed Daily                 1888        7   \nT3   Jack Stivetts            1890        7   \nT3   Bob Lemon                1949        7   \nT3   Wes Ferrell              1933        7   \nT3   Earl Wilson              1966        7   \nT3   Earl Wilson              1968        7   \nT3   Jack Stivetts            1891        7   \nT3   Mike Hampton             2001        7   \nT3   Don Newcombe             1955        7   \nT3   Don Drysdale             1965        7   \nT3   Brooks Kieschnick        2003        7   \nT3   Don Drysdale             1958        7   \nT3   Wes Ferrell              1935        7   \nT17  Ferguson Jenkins         1971        6   \nT17  Earl Wilson              1965        6   \nT17  Bob Lemon                1950        6   \nT17  Jim Tobin                1942        6   \nT17  Rick Wise                1971        6   \nT17  Hal Schumacher           1934        6   \nT17  Jack Harshman            1956        6   \nT17  Bill Hutchison           1894        6   \nT17  John Clarkson            1887        6   \nT17  Sonny Siebert            1971        6   \nT17  Jack Harshman            1958        6
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Albert Pujols may end up being the greatest hitter of all time if he stays healthy (I know he's injured now).  He will break the career home run record someday and will probably win a triple crown at some point.  \n\nJim Edmonds will probably win a gold glove but only because they give three gold gloves for outfielders regardless of whether they play LF, CF, or RF.  Andrew Jones is a better centerfielder.
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The SF Giants will win the NL West why you say well let me explain, we now have a player back what was his name o yeah the greatest player in MLB history Barry Bonds with some back up like Moises Alou, Randy Winn, Mike Matheny, and an addition Steve Finley but we also have pitching Jason Schm-idt he'll be better because last year he had injury problems, Matt Morris from the Cardinals what more can be said, Noah Lowry a future all-star, Matt Cain another future all-star but also some solid bullpen action Tim Worrell former Giant great and a closer who will have a better year then last he was also injured Armando Benitez.
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According to ESPN the top 3 players with walk-offs (a game winning single, double, triple or home run) for last season and this season are David Ortiz with 10 game winning hits, Albert Pujols with 8 game winning hits and Orlando Cabrera with 7 game winning hits. A-Rod is no where to be found on that list and probably never will be, he's just not a gamer.
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I would have to say Barry Bonds because he is said to be the greatest hitter of all time but those are hard to get.Also ones like Albert Pujols, Derek Jeter, and others who will be a big part of baseball history years down the line.
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you got to say ty cobb because he is one of the top ten greatest of all time but you have to put trammell and lou whitaker al kaline gates brown hank greenbergh, and hal newhouser i would have to say the greatest now is future hall of fame catcher ivan rodriquez he has a ton of playoff experience so when they get deep into the playoffs this year he can be a good leader