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Originally Posted by savafan
Okay redsmetz, I've decided to compare and contrast the top 20 homerun hitters with the players I mentioned. Here we go.
Career Homeruns at Age 26
1. 298-Alex Rodriguez
2. 266-Jimmie Foxx
3. 253-Eddie Matthews
4. 249-Mickey Mantle
5. 242-Mel Ott
6. 241 Frank Robinson
7. 235-Ken Griffey Jr.
8. 219-Hank Aaron
9. 204-Albert Pujols
10. 187-Willie Mays
11. 178-Harmon Killebrew
12. 165-Eddie Murray
13. 162-Babe Ruth
14. 159-Adam Dunn
15. 157-Reggie Jackson
16. 156-Mark McGwire
17. 142-Barry Bonds
18. 136-Ernie Banks
19. 131-Mike Schmidt (tie)
19. 131-Sammy Sosa (tie)
20. 126-Willie McCovey
21. 73-Rafael Palmeiro
1 Homerun Per # of At BAts, Age 26
1. Babe Ruth-1 homerun every 13 at bats
2. Harmon Killebrew-1 homerun every 13.12 at bats
3. Mark McGwire-1 homerun every 13.93 at bats
4. Adam Dunn-1 homerun every 14.32 at bats
5. Albert Pujols-1 homerun every 14.5 at bats
6. Jimmie Foxx-1 homerun every 14.52 at bats
7. Alex Rodriguez-1 homerun every 14.7 at bats
8. Eddie Matthews-1 homerun every 14.83 at bats
9. Willie McCovey-1 homerun every 15.37 at bats
10. Willie Mays-1 homerun every 15.5 at bats
11. Mickey Mantle-1 homerun every 15.81 at bats
12. Mike Schmidt-1 homerun every 16.15 at bats
13. Frank Robinson-1 homerun every 16.16 at bats
14. Ken Griffey Jr.-1 homerun every 16.95 at bats
15. Reggie Jackson-1 homerun every 17.27 at bats
16. Ernie Banks-1 homerun every 17.32 at bats
17. Mel Ott-1 homerun every 18.77 at bats
18. Hank Aaron-1 homerun every 18.78 at bats
19. Eddie Murray-1 homerun every 20.46 at bats
20. Barry Bonds-1 homerun every 21.9 at bats
21. Sammy Sosa-1 homerun every 21.99 at bats
22. Rafael Palmeiro-1 homerun every 36.47 at bats
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Wow I didn't realize Dunn was that far up there with players through age 26.