by dieterbrock 5 years 1 month ago Total posts: 11512 Joined: Mar 31 2015 New Jersey Hall of Fame Anybody know teammates with most HRs? POST #11 PARAM liked this post PARAM wrote:In my top 5, none were teammates after 1974. In fact, in my top 8, only 1 pair played together past 1976....Junior and Edgar; 1989-1999Yeah I guess after 76 it became more and more rare that team mates stayed together very long.Thanks Curt FloodLolHow about Palmiero and Juan Gonazales? They had to have put up some monster numbers together.In between Vitamin B-12 shots.... 1 by PARAM 5 years 1 month ago Total posts: 12244 Joined: Jul 15 2015 Just far enough North of Philadelphia Hall of Fame Anybody know teammates with most HRs? POST #12 TOPIC AUTHOR dieterbrock wrote:Yeah I guess after 76 it became more and more rare that team mates stayed together very long.Thanks Curt FloodLolHow about Palmiero and Juan Gonazales? They had to have put up some monster numbers together.In between Vitamin B-12 shots....They were teammates from 89-93, again in 99 and in 2002-03. Over those years they had 427 homers togethers; Palmiero 236; Gonzalez 192. Good enough for #14 on my list just ahead of A Rod (284) and Posada (140) with 424 from 2004-2011. Been following the horns since the Coliseum had a Roman playing there. McVay: 77-49, 2 Superbowls, 1 Lombardi............Doubt at your own peril by PARAM 5 years 1 month ago Total posts: 12244 Joined: Jul 15 2015 Just far enough North of Philadelphia Hall of Fame Anybody know teammates with most HRs? POST #13 TOPIC AUTHOR BobCarl liked this post Alright, I can't take it anymore!!! The #1 teammates on my list are Hank Aaron and Eddie Matthews. They were teammates from 1954-1966. In 1954 Aaron was 20 years old, Matthews 22. They remained teammates through 1966, the first year the Braves played in Atlanta. They had 863 homers as teammates (Aaron 442; Matthews 421). Matthews was the only player to play for the Braves in Boston, Milwaukee and Atlanta. In 1967 he was traded to the Houston Astros, along with Sandy Alomar (and Arnie Umbach) for Dave Nicholson and Bob Bruce. In those 13 seasons together, the Braves went to the World Series just twice (1957-58). They did finish 2nd in the NL (8 team league) in 1955-56 and 1959-60. So over a 6 year period they were one of the top teams in the NL with those two sluggers. Ironically, in those 6 years they also had Warren Spahn (143-84; 3.05) and Lew Burdette (124-79; 3.37) as the 1-2 punch on the mound. The two of them went 334-210 from 1954-1962 but the team finished 4th in 61 and 5th in 62. Why? I dunno. Been following the horns since the Coliseum had a Roman playing there. McVay: 77-49, 2 Superbowls, 1 Lombardi............Doubt at your own peril 1 by PARAM 5 years 1 month ago Total posts: 12244 Joined: Jul 15 2015 Just far enough North of Philadelphia Hall of Fame Anybody know teammates with most HRs? POST #14 TOPIC AUTHOR Last edited by PARAM on Mar 06 2019, edited 3 times in total. dieterbrock wrote:I guess McGwire and Canseco don't count 'cause they're cheaters?Funny thing is how they lined up so far:#18 Ramierez/Thome#19 McGwire/Canseco#20 Bonds/Kent#21 Sosa/Grace#25 Palmiero/Gonzalez#26 Rodriguez/PosadaA lot of abusers out of the top 15. Only McGwire shared his secret???? Been following the horns since the Coliseum had a Roman playing there. McVay: 77-49, 2 Superbowls, 1 Lombardi............Doubt at your own peril by PARAM 5 years 1 month ago Total posts: 12244 Joined: Jul 15 2015 Just far enough North of Philadelphia Hall of Fame Anybody know teammates with most HRs? POST #15 TOPIC AUTHOR Alright, here is the latest list. I am continuing to research to see if there are pairs who should fit into this list and where. I feel fairly safe I've got the top 5. #1 Aaron (442); Matthews (421) 863 (54-66) Braves #2 Ruth (424); Gehrig (347) 771 (25-34) Yankees #3 Mays (430); McCovey (335) 765 (59-72*) Giants #4 Snider (384); Hodges (361) 745 (47-61) Dodgers #5 Rice (382); Evans (355) 737 (74-89) Red Sox #6 A. Jones (368); C. Jones (363) 731 (96-07) Braves #7 Mantle (406); Berra (283) 689 (51-63) Yankees #7 Bagwell (449); Biggio (240) 689 (91-05) Astros #9 Killebrew (429); Oliva (206) 635 (62-74) Twins#10 Cash (355); Kaline (259) 614 (61-74) Tigers#11 Griffey, Jr (398); E. Martinez (198) 596 (89-99) Seattle#12 Williams (319); Banks (243) 562 (61-71) Cubs#13 Perez (261); Bench (256) 517 (67-76) Reds#14 Schmidt (283); Luzinski (220) 503 (72-80) Phillies#15 Yaztrezemski (279); Petrocelli (210) 489 (65-76) Red Sox#16 Pujols (282); Edmonds (199) 481 (01-07) Cardinals#17 Murphy (264); Horner (215) 479 (76-86) Braves#18 Ramierez (236); Thome (230) 466 (93-00) Indians#19 McGwire (230); Canseco (226) 456 (86-92) A’s#20 Bonds (279); Kent (175) 454 (97-02) Giants#21 Sosa (349); Grace (102) 451 (93-00) Cubs#22 Thomas (279); Ventura (166) 445 (91-98) White Sox#23 Robinson (287); Pinson (155) 442 (56-65; 73) Reds; Angels#24 Dunn (270); Griffey, Jr (170) 440 (01-08) Reds#25 Palmiero (235); Gonzalez (192) 427 (89-93, 99, 01-02) Rangers#26 Rodriguez (284); Posada (14) 424 (04-11) Yankees#27 Ortiz (222); Ramierez (200) 422 (03-08*) Red Sox#28 Reggie J (254); Bando (165) 419 (67-75) A’s#29 Ott (275); Terry (138) 413 (26-36) NY Giants#30 Stargell (296); Robertson (106) 402 (67-76) Pirates#31 Murray (227); Singleton (154) 391 (77-84) OriolesAnybody find somebody who should be on this list, post it!!! 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by PARAM 5 years 1 month ago Total posts: 12244 Joined: Jul 15 2015 Just far enough North of Philadelphia Hall of Fame Anybody know teammates with most HRs? POST #12 TOPIC AUTHOR dieterbrock wrote:Yeah I guess after 76 it became more and more rare that team mates stayed together very long.Thanks Curt FloodLolHow about Palmiero and Juan Gonazales? They had to have put up some monster numbers together.In between Vitamin B-12 shots....They were teammates from 89-93, again in 99 and in 2002-03. Over those years they had 427 homers togethers; Palmiero 236; Gonzalez 192. Good enough for #14 on my list just ahead of A Rod (284) and Posada (140) with 424 from 2004-2011. Been following the horns since the Coliseum had a Roman playing there. McVay: 77-49, 2 Superbowls, 1 Lombardi............Doubt at your own peril by PARAM 5 years 1 month ago Total posts: 12244 Joined: Jul 15 2015 Just far enough North of Philadelphia Hall of Fame Anybody know teammates with most HRs? POST #13 TOPIC AUTHOR BobCarl liked this post Alright, I can't take it anymore!!! The #1 teammates on my list are Hank Aaron and Eddie Matthews. They were teammates from 1954-1966. In 1954 Aaron was 20 years old, Matthews 22. They remained teammates through 1966, the first year the Braves played in Atlanta. They had 863 homers as teammates (Aaron 442; Matthews 421). Matthews was the only player to play for the Braves in Boston, Milwaukee and Atlanta. In 1967 he was traded to the Houston Astros, along with Sandy Alomar (and Arnie Umbach) for Dave Nicholson and Bob Bruce. In those 13 seasons together, the Braves went to the World Series just twice (1957-58). They did finish 2nd in the NL (8 team league) in 1955-56 and 1959-60. So over a 6 year period they were one of the top teams in the NL with those two sluggers. Ironically, in those 6 years they also had Warren Spahn (143-84; 3.05) and Lew Burdette (124-79; 3.37) as the 1-2 punch on the mound. The two of them went 334-210 from 1954-1962 but the team finished 4th in 61 and 5th in 62. Why? I dunno. Been following the horns since the Coliseum had a Roman playing there. McVay: 77-49, 2 Superbowls, 1 Lombardi............Doubt at your own peril 1 by PARAM 5 years 1 month ago Total posts: 12244 Joined: Jul 15 2015 Just far enough North of Philadelphia Hall of Fame Anybody know teammates with most HRs? POST #14 TOPIC AUTHOR Last edited by PARAM on Mar 06 2019, edited 3 times in total. dieterbrock wrote:I guess McGwire and Canseco don't count 'cause they're cheaters?Funny thing is how they lined up so far:#18 Ramierez/Thome#19 McGwire/Canseco#20 Bonds/Kent#21 Sosa/Grace#25 Palmiero/Gonzalez#26 Rodriguez/PosadaA lot of abusers out of the top 15. Only McGwire shared his secret???? Been following the horns since the Coliseum had a Roman playing there. McVay: 77-49, 2 Superbowls, 1 Lombardi............Doubt at your own peril by PARAM 5 years 1 month ago Total posts: 12244 Joined: Jul 15 2015 Just far enough North of Philadelphia Hall of Fame Anybody know teammates with most HRs? POST #15 TOPIC AUTHOR Alright, here is the latest list. I am continuing to research to see if there are pairs who should fit into this list and where. I feel fairly safe I've got the top 5. #1 Aaron (442); Matthews (421) 863 (54-66) Braves #2 Ruth (424); Gehrig (347) 771 (25-34) Yankees #3 Mays (430); McCovey (335) 765 (59-72*) Giants #4 Snider (384); Hodges (361) 745 (47-61) Dodgers #5 Rice (382); Evans (355) 737 (74-89) Red Sox #6 A. Jones (368); C. Jones (363) 731 (96-07) Braves #7 Mantle (406); Berra (283) 689 (51-63) Yankees #7 Bagwell (449); Biggio (240) 689 (91-05) Astros #9 Killebrew (429); Oliva (206) 635 (62-74) Twins#10 Cash (355); Kaline (259) 614 (61-74) Tigers#11 Griffey, Jr (398); E. Martinez (198) 596 (89-99) Seattle#12 Williams (319); Banks (243) 562 (61-71) Cubs#13 Perez (261); Bench (256) 517 (67-76) Reds#14 Schmidt (283); Luzinski (220) 503 (72-80) Phillies#15 Yaztrezemski (279); Petrocelli (210) 489 (65-76) Red Sox#16 Pujols (282); Edmonds (199) 481 (01-07) Cardinals#17 Murphy (264); Horner (215) 479 (76-86) Braves#18 Ramierez (236); Thome (230) 466 (93-00) Indians#19 McGwire (230); Canseco (226) 456 (86-92) A’s#20 Bonds (279); Kent (175) 454 (97-02) Giants#21 Sosa (349); Grace (102) 451 (93-00) Cubs#22 Thomas (279); Ventura (166) 445 (91-98) White Sox#23 Robinson (287); Pinson (155) 442 (56-65; 73) Reds; Angels#24 Dunn (270); Griffey, Jr (170) 440 (01-08) Reds#25 Palmiero (235); Gonzalez (192) 427 (89-93, 99, 01-02) Rangers#26 Rodriguez (284); Posada (14) 424 (04-11) Yankees#27 Ortiz (222); Ramierez (200) 422 (03-08*) Red Sox#28 Reggie J (254); Bando (165) 419 (67-75) A’s#29 Ott (275); Terry (138) 413 (26-36) NY Giants#30 Stargell (296); Robertson (106) 402 (67-76) Pirates#31 Murray (227); Singleton (154) 391 (77-84) OriolesAnybody find somebody who should be on this list, post it!!! 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by PARAM 5 years 1 month ago Total posts: 12244 Joined: Jul 15 2015 Just far enough North of Philadelphia Hall of Fame Anybody know teammates with most HRs? POST #13 TOPIC AUTHOR BobCarl liked this post Alright, I can't take it anymore!!! The #1 teammates on my list are Hank Aaron and Eddie Matthews. They were teammates from 1954-1966. In 1954 Aaron was 20 years old, Matthews 22. They remained teammates through 1966, the first year the Braves played in Atlanta. They had 863 homers as teammates (Aaron 442; Matthews 421). Matthews was the only player to play for the Braves in Boston, Milwaukee and Atlanta. In 1967 he was traded to the Houston Astros, along with Sandy Alomar (and Arnie Umbach) for Dave Nicholson and Bob Bruce. In those 13 seasons together, the Braves went to the World Series just twice (1957-58). They did finish 2nd in the NL (8 team league) in 1955-56 and 1959-60. So over a 6 year period they were one of the top teams in the NL with those two sluggers. Ironically, in those 6 years they also had Warren Spahn (143-84; 3.05) and Lew Burdette (124-79; 3.37) as the 1-2 punch on the mound. The two of them went 334-210 from 1954-1962 but the team finished 4th in 61 and 5th in 62. Why? I dunno. Been following the horns since the Coliseum had a Roman playing there. McVay: 77-49, 2 Superbowls, 1 Lombardi............Doubt at your own peril 1 by PARAM 5 years 1 month ago Total posts: 12244 Joined: Jul 15 2015 Just far enough North of Philadelphia Hall of Fame Anybody know teammates with most HRs? POST #14 TOPIC AUTHOR Last edited by PARAM on Mar 06 2019, edited 3 times in total. dieterbrock wrote:I guess McGwire and Canseco don't count 'cause they're cheaters?Funny thing is how they lined up so far:#18 Ramierez/Thome#19 McGwire/Canseco#20 Bonds/Kent#21 Sosa/Grace#25 Palmiero/Gonzalez#26 Rodriguez/PosadaA lot of abusers out of the top 15. Only McGwire shared his secret???? Been following the horns since the Coliseum had a Roman playing there. McVay: 77-49, 2 Superbowls, 1 Lombardi............Doubt at your own peril by PARAM 5 years 1 month ago Total posts: 12244 Joined: Jul 15 2015 Just far enough North of Philadelphia Hall of Fame Anybody know teammates with most HRs? POST #15 TOPIC AUTHOR Alright, here is the latest list. I am continuing to research to see if there are pairs who should fit into this list and where. I feel fairly safe I've got the top 5. #1 Aaron (442); Matthews (421) 863 (54-66) Braves #2 Ruth (424); Gehrig (347) 771 (25-34) Yankees #3 Mays (430); McCovey (335) 765 (59-72*) Giants #4 Snider (384); Hodges (361) 745 (47-61) Dodgers #5 Rice (382); Evans (355) 737 (74-89) Red Sox #6 A. Jones (368); C. Jones (363) 731 (96-07) Braves #7 Mantle (406); Berra (283) 689 (51-63) Yankees #7 Bagwell (449); Biggio (240) 689 (91-05) Astros #9 Killebrew (429); Oliva (206) 635 (62-74) Twins#10 Cash (355); Kaline (259) 614 (61-74) Tigers#11 Griffey, Jr (398); E. Martinez (198) 596 (89-99) Seattle#12 Williams (319); Banks (243) 562 (61-71) Cubs#13 Perez (261); Bench (256) 517 (67-76) Reds#14 Schmidt (283); Luzinski (220) 503 (72-80) Phillies#15 Yaztrezemski (279); Petrocelli (210) 489 (65-76) Red Sox#16 Pujols (282); Edmonds (199) 481 (01-07) Cardinals#17 Murphy (264); Horner (215) 479 (76-86) Braves#18 Ramierez (236); Thome (230) 466 (93-00) Indians#19 McGwire (230); Canseco (226) 456 (86-92) A’s#20 Bonds (279); Kent (175) 454 (97-02) Giants#21 Sosa (349); Grace (102) 451 (93-00) Cubs#22 Thomas (279); Ventura (166) 445 (91-98) White Sox#23 Robinson (287); Pinson (155) 442 (56-65; 73) Reds; Angels#24 Dunn (270); Griffey, Jr (170) 440 (01-08) Reds#25 Palmiero (235); Gonzalez (192) 427 (89-93, 99, 01-02) Rangers#26 Rodriguez (284); Posada (14) 424 (04-11) Yankees#27 Ortiz (222); Ramierez (200) 422 (03-08*) Red Sox#28 Reggie J (254); Bando (165) 419 (67-75) A’s#29 Ott (275); Terry (138) 413 (26-36) NY Giants#30 Stargell (296); Robertson (106) 402 (67-76) Pirates#31 Murray (227); Singleton (154) 391 (77-84) OriolesAnybody find somebody who should be on this list, post it!!! Been following the horns since the Coliseum had a Roman playing there. McVay: 77-49, 2 Superbowls, 1 Lombardi............Doubt at your own peril Reply 2 / 2 1 2 Display: All posts1 day7 days2 weeks1 month3 months6 months1 year Sort by: AuthorPost timeSubject Sort by: AscendingDescending Jump to: Forum Rams/NFL Other Sports Rams Fans United Q&A's Board Business 15 posts Apr 19 2024
by PARAM 5 years 1 month ago Total posts: 12244 Joined: Jul 15 2015 Just far enough North of Philadelphia Hall of Fame Anybody know teammates with most HRs? POST #14 TOPIC AUTHOR Last edited by PARAM on Mar 06 2019, edited 3 times in total. dieterbrock wrote:I guess McGwire and Canseco don't count 'cause they're cheaters?Funny thing is how they lined up so far:#18 Ramierez/Thome#19 McGwire/Canseco#20 Bonds/Kent#21 Sosa/Grace#25 Palmiero/Gonzalez#26 Rodriguez/PosadaA lot of abusers out of the top 15. Only McGwire shared his secret???? Been following the horns since the Coliseum had a Roman playing there. McVay: 77-49, 2 Superbowls, 1 Lombardi............Doubt at your own peril by PARAM 5 years 1 month ago Total posts: 12244 Joined: Jul 15 2015 Just far enough North of Philadelphia Hall of Fame Anybody know teammates with most HRs? POST #15 TOPIC AUTHOR Alright, here is the latest list. I am continuing to research to see if there are pairs who should fit into this list and where. I feel fairly safe I've got the top 5. #1 Aaron (442); Matthews (421) 863 (54-66) Braves #2 Ruth (424); Gehrig (347) 771 (25-34) Yankees #3 Mays (430); McCovey (335) 765 (59-72*) Giants #4 Snider (384); Hodges (361) 745 (47-61) Dodgers #5 Rice (382); Evans (355) 737 (74-89) Red Sox #6 A. Jones (368); C. Jones (363) 731 (96-07) Braves #7 Mantle (406); Berra (283) 689 (51-63) Yankees #7 Bagwell (449); Biggio (240) 689 (91-05) Astros #9 Killebrew (429); Oliva (206) 635 (62-74) Twins#10 Cash (355); Kaline (259) 614 (61-74) Tigers#11 Griffey, Jr (398); E. Martinez (198) 596 (89-99) Seattle#12 Williams (319); Banks (243) 562 (61-71) Cubs#13 Perez (261); Bench (256) 517 (67-76) Reds#14 Schmidt (283); Luzinski (220) 503 (72-80) Phillies#15 Yaztrezemski (279); Petrocelli (210) 489 (65-76) Red Sox#16 Pujols (282); Edmonds (199) 481 (01-07) Cardinals#17 Murphy (264); Horner (215) 479 (76-86) Braves#18 Ramierez (236); Thome (230) 466 (93-00) Indians#19 McGwire (230); Canseco (226) 456 (86-92) A’s#20 Bonds (279); Kent (175) 454 (97-02) Giants#21 Sosa (349); Grace (102) 451 (93-00) Cubs#22 Thomas (279); Ventura (166) 445 (91-98) White Sox#23 Robinson (287); Pinson (155) 442 (56-65; 73) Reds; Angels#24 Dunn (270); Griffey, Jr (170) 440 (01-08) Reds#25 Palmiero (235); Gonzalez (192) 427 (89-93, 99, 01-02) Rangers#26 Rodriguez (284); Posada (14) 424 (04-11) Yankees#27 Ortiz (222); Ramierez (200) 422 (03-08*) Red Sox#28 Reggie J (254); Bando (165) 419 (67-75) A’s#29 Ott (275); Terry (138) 413 (26-36) NY Giants#30 Stargell (296); Robertson (106) 402 (67-76) Pirates#31 Murray (227); Singleton (154) 391 (77-84) OriolesAnybody find somebody who should be on this list, post it!!! Been following the horns since the Coliseum had a Roman playing there. McVay: 77-49, 2 Superbowls, 1 Lombardi............Doubt at your own peril Reply 2 / 2 1 2 Display: All posts1 day7 days2 weeks1 month3 months6 months1 year Sort by: AuthorPost timeSubject Sort by: AscendingDescending Jump to: Forum Rams/NFL Other Sports Rams Fans United Q&A's Board Business 15 posts Apr 19 2024
by PARAM 5 years 1 month ago Total posts: 12244 Joined: Jul 15 2015 Just far enough North of Philadelphia Hall of Fame Anybody know teammates with most HRs? POST #15 TOPIC AUTHOR Alright, here is the latest list. I am continuing to research to see if there are pairs who should fit into this list and where. I feel fairly safe I've got the top 5. #1 Aaron (442); Matthews (421) 863 (54-66) Braves #2 Ruth (424); Gehrig (347) 771 (25-34) Yankees #3 Mays (430); McCovey (335) 765 (59-72*) Giants #4 Snider (384); Hodges (361) 745 (47-61) Dodgers #5 Rice (382); Evans (355) 737 (74-89) Red Sox #6 A. Jones (368); C. Jones (363) 731 (96-07) Braves #7 Mantle (406); Berra (283) 689 (51-63) Yankees #7 Bagwell (449); Biggio (240) 689 (91-05) Astros #9 Killebrew (429); Oliva (206) 635 (62-74) Twins#10 Cash (355); Kaline (259) 614 (61-74) Tigers#11 Griffey, Jr (398); E. Martinez (198) 596 (89-99) Seattle#12 Williams (319); Banks (243) 562 (61-71) Cubs#13 Perez (261); Bench (256) 517 (67-76) Reds#14 Schmidt (283); Luzinski (220) 503 (72-80) Phillies#15 Yaztrezemski (279); Petrocelli (210) 489 (65-76) Red Sox#16 Pujols (282); Edmonds (199) 481 (01-07) Cardinals#17 Murphy (264); Horner (215) 479 (76-86) Braves#18 Ramierez (236); Thome (230) 466 (93-00) Indians#19 McGwire (230); Canseco (226) 456 (86-92) A’s#20 Bonds (279); Kent (175) 454 (97-02) Giants#21 Sosa (349); Grace (102) 451 (93-00) Cubs#22 Thomas (279); Ventura (166) 445 (91-98) White Sox#23 Robinson (287); Pinson (155) 442 (56-65; 73) Reds; Angels#24 Dunn (270); Griffey, Jr (170) 440 (01-08) Reds#25 Palmiero (235); Gonzalez (192) 427 (89-93, 99, 01-02) Rangers#26 Rodriguez (284); Posada (14) 424 (04-11) Yankees#27 Ortiz (222); Ramierez (200) 422 (03-08*) Red Sox#28 Reggie J (254); Bando (165) 419 (67-75) A’s#29 Ott (275); Terry (138) 413 (26-36) NY Giants#30 Stargell (296); Robertson (106) 402 (67-76) Pirates#31 Murray (227); Singleton (154) 391 (77-84) OriolesAnybody find somebody who should be on this list, post it!!! Been following the horns since the Coliseum had a Roman playing there. McVay: 77-49, 2 Superbowls, 1 Lombardi............Doubt at your own peril Reply 2 / 2 1 2 Display: All posts1 day7 days2 weeks1 month3 months6 months1 year Sort by: AuthorPost timeSubject Sort by: AscendingDescending Jump to: Forum Rams/NFL Other Sports Rams Fans United Q&A's Board Business