MLB Home Run Total Comparison (All-Time Leaders)
MLB all-time home run leaders, from Bonds 762 down to Ramirez 555. Official career totals with linked converter for era gaps. See all 15 sluggers here.
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| Name | Value | Context | Source |
|---|---|---|---|
| Barry Bonds Top row here. Seven MVP awards. | 762 home runs | 1986-2007, record since 2007-08-07 | Baseball-Reference HR career #1 / MLB stats: Bonds 762 |
| Hank Aaron Held the record 33 years. | 755 home runs | 1954-1976 | Baseball-Reference HR career / MLB stats: Aaron 755 |
| Babe Ruth First 700 club member. | 714 home runs | 1914-1935 | Baseball-Reference HR career / MLB stats: Ruth 714 |
| Albert Pujols Fourth to 700. Retired. | 703 home runs | 2001-2022 | Baseball-Reference HR career / MLB stats: Pujols 703 |
| Alex Rodriguez Four short of 700. | 696 home runs | 1994-2016 | Baseball-Reference HR career / MLB stats: Rodriguez 696 |
| Willie Mays 660 in fewer seasons than most here. | 660 home runs | 1951-1973 | Baseball-Reference HR career / MLB stats: Mays 660 |
| Ken Griffey Jr Sweetest swing of the group. | 630 home runs | 1989-2010 | Baseball-Reference HR career / MLB stats: Griffey 630 |
| Jim Thome 612 with five teams. | 612 home runs | 1991-2012 | Baseball-Reference HR career / MLB stats: Thome 612 |
| Sammy Sosa Three 60 plus seasons. | 609 home runs | 1989-2007 | Baseball-Reference HR career / MLB stats: Sosa 609 |
| Frank Robinson MVP in both leagues. | 586 home runs | 1956-1976 | Baseball-Reference HR career: Robinson 586 |
| Mark McGwire Seventy in 1998. | 583 home runs | 1986-2001 | Baseball-Reference HR career: McGwire 583 |
| Harmon Killebrew Eight 40 plus seasons. | 573 home runs | 1954-1975 | Baseball-Reference HR career: Killebrew 573 |
| Rafael Palmeiro 569 with 3,000 hits too. | 569 home runs | 1986-2005 | Baseball-Reference HR career / Wikipedia list: Palmeiro 569 |
| Reggie Jackson Mr. October. Five rings. | 563 home runs | 1967-1987 | Baseball-Reference HR career: Jackson 563 |
| Manny Ramirez Lowest row here. Still top fifteen ever. | 555 home runs | 1993-2011 | Baseball-Reference HR career: Ramirez 555 |
About this converter
Career home runs count every regular season long ball. Bonds leads with 762, set on 2007-08-07. Aaron follows at 755, Ruth at 714 and Pujols at 703 as the only four past 700. Rodriguez sits at 696, Mays at 660 and Griffey at 630. Thome reached 612, Sosa 609, Robinson 586, McGwire 583 and Killebrew 573. Palmeiro pairs 569 with 3,000 hits, Jackson sits at 563 and Ramirez closes the table at 555. No active player ranked in the top fifteen through 2026.
How to use it
Pick two sluggers and a unit in the top row. The three boxes below stay linked. Change any box and the other two update. Try 1 Bonds against Ramirez to see the one point three seven to one gap. All rows are regular season career totals.
Postseason homers stay out, matching MLB career tables. The 500 club has 28 members, but this page keeps the top fifteen only. Era context matters: Ruth never faced night games for most of his run, while modern sluggers face strict pitch counts and specialized relievers. Single season highs ride in notes where they sharpen a row.
FAQ
Who has the most home runs ever?
Barry Bonds with 762 from 1986 to 2007. He passed Aaron on 2007-08-07.
How many players hit 700 home runs?
Four: Bonds 762, Aaron 755, Ruth 714 and Pujols 703. Rodriguez stopped at 696.
Are postseason homers counted?
No. All rows are regular season career totals, matching MLB and Baseball-Reference tables.
Is any active player close?
No. Through 2026 no active slugger ranked in the top fifteen. Stanton sat near 450, about rank forty.
Sources
- Baseball-Reference: Career home run leaders (Bonds 762 through Ramirez 555)
- MLB.com Stats: All-time home run totals (Bonds 762, Aaron 755, Ruth 714, Pujols 703)
- Wikipedia: List of Major League Baseball career home run leaders (updated 2026-09-24, Palmeiro 569, Jackson 563, Ramirez 555)
Last verified: 2026-10-01 · 15 entries
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