Baseball Projected Season Home Runs Calculator

Player Name	Team	Position	Projected Home Runs
Mike Trout	Los Angeles Angels	OF	40
Cody Bellinger	Los Angeles Dodgers	OF	35
Pete Alonso	New York Mets	1B	45
Ronald Acuña Jr.	Atlanta Braves	OF	42
Mookie Betts	Los Angeles Dodgers	OF	30
Aaron Judge	New York Yankees	OF	38
Freddie Freeman	Atlanta Braves	1B	35
Fernando Tatis Jr.	San Diego Padres	SS	37
Juan Soto	Washington Nationals	OF	33
Bryce Harper	Philadelphia Phillies	OF	34

FAQs

Who has the fewest at-bats per home run? The player with the fewest at-bats per home run varies from season to season and may change over time. As of my last knowledge update in January 2022, Babe Ruth held the career record for the fewest at-bats per home run in Major League Baseball history.

What is the highest hit-to-home-run ratio? The highest hit-to-home-run ratio refers to a player who has more hits relative to their number of home runs. Players known for high hit-to-home-run ratios include Ichiro Suzuki and Tony Gwynn, who were known for their ability to make contact and get hits rather than hitting for power.

Who has the most home runs per plate appearance in a season? Barry Bonds holds the record for the most home runs per plate appearance in a single season. He hit 73 home runs in the 2001 season.

How to calculate how many home runs a player is on pace for? To calculate how many home runs a player is on pace for in a season, you can use the following formula: Projected Home Runs = (Current Home Runs / Current Games Played) * Total Games in the Season

Who has the longest at-bat in history? As of my last knowledge update in January 2022, the longest at-bat in Major League Baseball history was 21 pitches and occurred in 1988 between Bartolo Colon and Ricky Gutierrez.

Has there ever been a broken bat home run? Yes, there have been instances of broken bat home runs, where a player’s bat breaks upon making contact with the ball, but the ball still goes over the fence. It’s relatively rare but not unheard of in baseball.

Has anyone ever hit a 600-foot home run? No player has officially hit a 600-foot home run in a Major League Baseball game. The longest home runs typically fall in the 450 to 500-foot range.

Has a player ever hit 5 home runs in one game? No player has hit five home runs in a single MLB game. The record for home runs in a single game is four, achieved by a few players.

Has anyone hit 700 home runs and 3000 hits? As of my last knowledge update in January 2022, only one player had achieved both 700 home runs and 3,000 hits in their career, and that player is Barry Bonds.

What is the single-season home run record without steroids? The single-season home run record without allegations of steroid use is 61 home runs, achieved by Roger Maris in 1961.

Will Barry Bonds be in the Hall of Fame? As of my last knowledge update in January 2022, Barry Bonds had not been elected to the Baseball Hall of Fame. His candidacy has been surrounded by controversy due to allegations of steroid use during his career.

Is Roger Maris in the Hall of Fame? Roger Maris was inducted into the Baseball Hall of Fame in 1974.

What does TBF mean in baseball? TBF stands for “Total Batters Faced” in baseball statistics. It represents the total number of batters a pitcher has faced in games.

Who has the most home runs in 2023? I don’t have access to real-time data, so I can’t provide information on the player with the most home runs in 2023. You would need to check the current MLB statistics for that information.

What is P BB in baseball? P BB typically represents “Pitcher’s Walks,” which refers to the number of walks (base on balls) issued by a pitcher during a game or season.

Has there ever been a 3-pitch inning? Yes, there have been instances of 3-pitch innings in Major League Baseball, where a pitcher retires all three batters in an inning with only three pitches.

What is the fastest pitch ever thrown in MLB history? As of my last knowledge update, Aroldis Chapman held the record for the fastest pitch ever thrown in MLB history, reaching 105.1 mph in 2010.

What is the most pitches thrown in one inning? The record for the most pitches thrown in a single inning is 49 pitches by Ron Herbel in 1964.

Has anyone hit a home run on their first at-bat? Yes, there have been players who hit a home run in their first MLB at-bat. This is a relatively rare but exciting achievement.

What happens to the baseball bat after hitting the ball? After hitting the ball, the baseball bat is usually dropped or thrown aside by the batter and is retrieved by a batboy or batgirl for use by the next batter.

Can you get a bat out of your house? Yes, you can remove a baseball bat from your house like any other object. Simply pick it up and take it out if you no longer want it inside.

Did Mickey Mantle hit a ball out of Yankee Stadium? Mickey Mantle is famously known for hitting a home run that nearly cleared the Yankee Stadium’s original right-field roof in 1956. However, it didn’t actually go out of the stadium.

Has anyone ever hit a ball out of Yankee Stadium? No player has hit a ball completely out of Yankee Stadium during a game. It’s an extremely rare feat due to the stadium’s dimensions.

What is the shortest home run in history? The shortest home runs are often referred to as “wall-scrapers” and typically travel just over the outfield wall, sometimes bouncing off it. Exact distances can vary widely.

Who has hit two grand slams in one inning? Fernando Tatis Sr. is the only MLB player to have hit two grand slams in one inning, accomplishing this feat in 1999.

Has anyone ever hit two home runs in one inning? Yes, several players have hit two home runs in a single inning during an MLB game.

Has anyone hit 4 home runs in a game? Yes, there have been players who hit four home runs in a single game. It’s a rare and impressive achievement.

Is Judge the true home run king? As of my last knowledge update in January 2022, Aaron Judge was not considered the all-time home run king. The title of “home run king” often refers to the player with the most career home runs, which was held by Barry Bonds.

Who really owns the home run record? The all-time career home run record is held by Barry Bonds, who hit 762 home runs during his MLB career.

Who broke a single-season home run record with 73? Barry Bonds broke the single-season home run record with 73 home runs in the 2001 MLB season.

Who is in the 4000 hit club? As of my last knowledge update, only Pete Rose was a member of the 4,000-hit club, with 4,256 career hits.

Who else has 3,000 hits and 500 home runs? Hank Aaron and Willie Mays are the other two players, in addition to Alex Rodriguez, who achieved the milestone of 3,000 hits and 500 home runs in their careers.

Does anyone have 3,000 hits and 500 home runs? Yes, Hank Aaron, Willie Mays, and Alex Rodriguez have achieved the milestone of 3,000 hits and 500 home runs in their careers.

Is Mark McGwire eligible for the Hall of Fame? Mark McGwire is eligible for the Hall of Fame, but as of my last knowledge update in January 2022, he had not been elected. His career has been overshadowed by allegations of steroid use.

Why isn’t Manny Ramirez in the Hall of Fame? Manny Ramirez has faced Hall of Fame eligibility issues due to multiple suspensions for violating MLB’s drug policy during his career.

Where is Sammy Sosa now? As of my last knowledge update, Sammy Sosa has largely stayed out of the public eye since his retirement from baseball.

Why did the Yankees trade Roger Maris? The New York Yankees traded Roger Maris to the St. Louis Cardinals in 1966 as part of a multi-player trade. The reasons for the trade included Maris’ declining performance and his desire to play closer to his family in the Midwest.

How many home runs did Mickey Mantle hit when Roger Maris hit 61? In 1961, when Roger Maris hit 61 home runs, Mickey Mantle hit 54 home runs.

Who has more home runs than Roger Maris? Numerous players in MLB history have hit more home runs than Roger Maris, especially in the modern era of baseball.

What does STF mean in baseball? STF typically stands for “Strikeout to Flyout Ratio” in baseball statistics. It measures the ratio of strikeouts to flyouts for a pitcher.

What does BK mean in baseball? BK usually stands for “Balk” in baseball, which is a pitcher’s illegal motion while on the pitching rubber.

What does WHIP mean in baseball? WHIP stands for “Walks and Hits per Inning Pitched” in baseball statistics. It is a measure of a pitcher’s ability to prevent baserunners.

Who has the best ERA in baseball in 2023? I don’t have access to real-time data, so I can’t provide information on the player with the best ERA in baseball in 2023. You would need to check the current MLB statistics for that information.

What is the hardest-hit home run in 2023? I don’t have access to real-time data, so I can’t provide information on the hardest-hit home run in 2023. Such statistics would be available through MLB records and websites.

What batter has the most strikeouts in 2023? I don’t have access to real-time data, so I can’t provide information on the batter with the most strikeouts in 2023. You would need to check the current MLB statistics for that information.

What does TB mean in baseball? TB stands for “Total Bases” in baseball statistics. It represents the sum of a player’s hits, including extra-base hits like doubles, triples, and home runs.

What does C stand for in baseball? “C” in baseball often stands for “Catch” when recording fielding statistics, typically used for a fielder’s ability to catch fly balls.

What does R mean in baseball? “R” in baseball typically stands for “Runs Scored” when recording offensive statistics. It represents the number of times a player has crossed home plate to score a run.

What is a 9-pitch inning called? A 9-pitch inning is sometimes referred to as an “immaculate inning” when a pitcher strikes out all three batters in an inning with just nine pitches.

Has anyone ever thrown a 27-pitch game? No, it is virtually impossible for a pitcher to throw a 27-pitch complete game in MLB, as that would mean an average of one pitch per batter faced. A typical complete game consists of many more pitches.

What’s the longest at-bat ever? The longest at-bat in terms of the number of pitches thrown is a subject of debate, but it can extend to 20 pitches or more in some cases.

How fast did Nolan Ryan actually throw? Nolan Ryan was known for his incredible fastball velocity and was recorded throwing pitches over 100 mph during his career.

Who is the fastest pitcher in history? Nolan Ryan is often regarded as one of the fastest pitchers in history due to his consistently high fastball velocities.

Can you pitch 110 mph? As of my last knowledge update in January 2022, no pitcher has officially recorded a pitch at 110 mph in MLB history.

Did Nolan Ryan throw 235 pitches in one game? Yes, Nolan Ryan famously threw 235 pitches in a single game during a 1974 extra-inning contest.

What is a 3-pitch, 3-out inning called? A 3-pitch, 3-out inning is sometimes referred to as an “immaculate inning” when a pitcher retires all three batters with just three pitches.

Who are the oldest players to hit a home run? Several older players have hit home runs in their 40s, including players like Julio Franco and Carlton Fisk.

What is the most home runs ever hit in a season? The most home runs ever hit in a single season is 73, a record set by Barry Bonds in the 2001 MLB season.

Can a batter throw his bat at the ball? A batter cannot intentionally throw their bat at the ball. It would be considered a violation of the rules and could result in disciplinary action.

Can a batter hit the ball twice? A batter cannot intentionally hit the ball twice in a single swing. If a batter hits the ball twice unintentionally, they are typically ruled out.

What’s the easiest way to get a bat out of your house? The easiest way to get a baseball bat out of your house is to pick it up and carry it outside.

Is there a bat trap? There isn’t a specific “bat trap” in baseball. Bats are typically retrieved by batboys or batgirls during games.

Did Babe Ruth ever hit a ball out of Yankee Stadium? There is a famous legend that Babe Ruth hit a home run out of the original Yankee Stadium, but it remains a subject of debate and has never been confirmed.

What’s the longest home run Mickey Mantle ever hit? The longest home run Mickey Mantle ever hit is estimated to be around 565 feet, but the exact distance is a matter of debate and remains unverified.

Why is it so easy to hit home runs at Yankee Stadium? Yankee Stadium has dimensions that can be favorable for home runs, especially to the short porch in right field, which is closer to home plate compared to other ballparks.

Who hit 60 home runs in the fewest games? Babe Ruth held the record for hitting 60 home runs in the fewest games in a single season, achieving this feat in 1927.

Has any MLB player never hit a home run? There have been MLB players who have never hit a home run during their careers, primarily pitchers who don’t have many opportunities to bat.