500 HOME RUNS CLUB

Every MLB Player With 500+ Home Runs | Baseball Almanac

The 500 Home Runs Club is a personal plateau and not an actual award given to any player. The passage of time has placed more significance on the attainment of this goal and memorabilia shows are often conducted and advertised using the term five-hundred home run member.

This is a truly an elite club of powerful sluggers that few belong to, and many only dream of coming near. Baseball Almanac is pleased to present the most comprehensive look at the 500 Home Runs Club found anywhere on the internet. Box scores of each historic 500th home run game, interesting fast facts and career breakdowns of every club member are included.

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"Every time I sign a ball, and there must have been thousands, I thank my luck that I wasn't born Coveleski, or Wambsganss or Peckinpaugh." - 500 Home Runs Club Member Mel Ott

500 Home Runs Club

In Alphabetical Order | Top 1,000 Home Run Hitters

Hank Aaron 755 07-14-1968 Mike McCormick Giants 34.159 8,612
Ernie Banks 512 05-12-1970 Pat Jarvis Braves 39.101 9,199
Barry Bonds 762 04-17-2001 Terry Adams Dodgers 36.269 7,502
Miguel Cabrera 511 08-22-2021 Steven Matz Blue Jays 38.126 9,513
Jimmie Foxx 534 09-24-1940 George Caster A's 32.337 7,084
Ken Griffey, Jr. 630 06-20-2004 Matt Morris Cardinals 34.212 7,320
Reggie Jackson 563 09-17-1984 Bud Black Royals 38.122 8,600
Harmon Killebrew 573 08-10-1971 Mike Cuellar Orioles 35.051 6,671
Mickey Mantle 536 05-14-1967 Stu Miller Orioles 35.206 7,300
Eddie Mathews 512 07-14-1967 Juan Marichal Giants 35.274 8,280
Willie Mays 660 09-13-1965 Don Nottebart Astros 34.130 7,533
Willie McCovey 521 06-30-1978 Jamie Easterly Braves 40.171 7,583
Mark McGwire 583 08-05-1999 Andy Ashby Padres 35.308 5,487
Eddie Murray 504 09-06-1996 Felipe Lira Tigers 40.191 11,095
David Ortiz 541 09-12-2015 Matt Moore Rays 39.298 8,048
Mel Ott 511 08-01-1945 Johnny Hutchings Braves 36.152 9,249
Rafael Palmeiro 569 05-11-2003 Dave Elder Indians 38.230 9,116
Albert Pujols 703 04-22-2014 Taylor Jordan Nationals 34.096 7,393
Manny Ramirez 555 05-31-2008 Chad Bradford Orioles 36.001 7,264
Frank Robinson 586 09-13-1971 Fred Scherman Tigers 36.013 8,427
Alex Rodriguez 696 08-04-2007 Kyle Davies Royals 32.008 7,169
Babe Ruth 714 08-11-1929 Willis Hudlin Indians 34.186 5,801
Mike Schmidt 548 04-18-1987 Don Robinson Pirates 37.203 7,336
Gary Sheffield 509 04-17-2009 Mitch Stetter Brewers 40.143 8,954
Sammy Sosa 609 04-04-2003 Scott Sullivan Reds 34.143 7,036
Frank Thomas 521 06-28-2007 Carlos Silva Twins 39.032 7,662
Jim Thome 612 09-16-2007 Dustin Moseley Angels 37.020 6,809
Ted Williams 521 06-17-1960 Wynn Hawkins Indians 41.291 7,454
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500 Home Runs Club Home & Road Splits

In Alphabetical Order

Hank Aaron Right 755 385 370
Ernie Banks Right 512 290 222
Barry Bonds Left 762 379 383
Miguel Cabrera Right 511 256 255
Jimmie Foxx Right 534 299 235
Ken Griffey, Jr. Left 630 332 298
Reggie Jackson Left 563 280 283
Harmon Killebrew Right 573 291 282
Willie Mays Right 660 335 325
Mickey Mantle Both 536 266 270
Eddie Mathews Left 512 238 274
Willie McCovey Left 521 264 257
Mark McGwire Right 583 284 299
Eddie Murray Both 504 243 261
David Ortiz Left 541 241 300
Mel Ott Left 511 323 188
Rafael Palmeiro Left 569 310 259
Albert Pujols Right 703 333 370
Manny Ramirez Right 555 282 273
Frank Robinson Right 586 321 265
Alex Rodriguez Right 696 354 342
Babe Ruth Left 714 347 367
Mike Schmidt Right 548 265 283
Gary Sheffield Right 509 262 247
Sammy Sosa Right 609 321 288
Frank Thomas Right 521 312 209
Jim Thome Left 612 339 273
Ted Williams Left 521 248 273
500 Home Runs Club Home vs Road Splits

500 Home Runs Club
In Order By Postseason Home Runs

NOTE: Postseason Home Runs ARE NOT PART
of a Player's Regular Season Career Stats.

Manny Ramirez - 12 13 4 29
Albert Pujols 0 5 10 4 19
Reggie Jackson - 2 6 10 18
Mickey Mantle - - - 18 18
David Ortiz 0 6 8 3 17
Jim Thome 0 8 6 3 17
Babe Ruth - - - 15 15
Miguel Cabrera 0 3 8 2 13
Alex Rodriguez 0 5 7 1 13
Frank Robinson - - 2 8 10
Barry Bonds - 3 2 4 9
Eddie Murray - 1 3 4 8
Hank Aaron - - 3 3 6
Ken Griffey, Jr. - 5 1 - 6
Gary Sheffield - 3 2 1 6
Mark McGwire - 1 3 1 5
Jimmie Foxx - - - 4 4
Mel Ott - - - 4 4
Rafael Palmeiro - 1 3 - 4
Harmon Killebrew - - 2 1 3
Willie McCovey - - 2 1 3
Mike Schmidt - - 1 2 3
Frank Thomas - 2 1 - 3
Sammy Sosa - 0 2 - 2
Willie Mays - - 1 0 1
Eddie Mathews - - - 1 1
Ted Williams - - - 0 0
Ernie Banks - - - - -
500 Home Runs Club Postseason HR Analysis
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baseball almanac fast facts

Did you know that Hank Aaron hit seven-hundred fifty-five career home runs and exactly one inside the park home run? Hammerin Hank also had nine walk-off home runs, seventy-nine home runs that tied the game, and two-hundred sixty four that put his team ahead in the game!

Twenty-eight members belong to the 500 Home Runs Club and only five of them have hit all of their career home runs with one club. Those solo-franchise five are Ernie Banks of the Chicago Cubs, Mickey Mantle of the New York Yankees, Mel Ott of the New York Giants, Mike Schmidt of the Philadelphia Phillies and Ted Williams of the Boston Red Sox.

Members of the 500 Home Runs Club who have not hit a home run during a World Series? Ernie Banks, Ken Griffey Jr., Willie Mays, Rafael Palmeiro, Sammy Sosa, Frank Thomas and Ted Williams. Members who have not hit a home run during an All-Star Game? Mark McGwire, Eddie Murray, Mel Ott and Rafael Palmeiro.