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Updated Yankees home run list

Peter Abraham
September
16

Yankee career home runs
1. Ruth 659
2. Mantle 536
3. Gehrig 493
4. DiMaggio 361
5. Berra 358
6. Williams 278
7. Nettles 250
8. Mattingly 222
9. Posada 221
10. Giambi, Rodriguez 207
12. Jeter 206
13. Winfield 205
14. Maris 203
15. Dickey 202

This entry was posted on Tuesday, September 16th, 2008 at 3:07 pm by Peter Abraham.
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10 Responses to “Updated Yankees home run list”

  1. Tom

    Is Bernie a Hall of Famer?

  2. GreenBeret7

    Williams is at least as much a HOFer as Kirby Puckett is.

  3. raymagnetic

    The difference between Alex’ 207 homeruns and Jeter’s 206 is that evrything one of Jeter’s was clutch and all except for 1 of Alex’ was unclutch.

    I believe that if Rice makes it into the hall that Bernie should make it as well.

  4. Bronx Jeers

    Arod probably ends up 3rd or 4th on that list.

  5. GreenBeret7

    Roger Maris’ 203 is suspiciously missing. Must be another Maris hater,

  6. Fredo Corleone

    “Is Bernie a Hall of Famer?”

    Not likely

  7. Fredo Corleone

    “Is Bernie a Hall of Famer?”

    Not likely

  8. Fredo Corleone

    Sorry about the double post

  9. Don Capone

    Hey Bernie hasn’t retired yet, so maybe he’ll move up on the list still. ; )

  10. tomd

    fitting that giambi gets knocked out of the top 10

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