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List in order of MLB's Top 50 Homerun Record List

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List in order of MLB's Top 50 Homerun Record List

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Name  | Homeruns
Barry Bonds  | 762
Hank Aaron  | 755
Babe Ruth  | 714
Alex Rodriguez  | 696
Willie Mays  | 660
Albert Pujols  | 633
Ken Griffey  | 630
Jim Thome  | 612
Sammy Sosa  | 609
Frank Robinson  | 586
Mark McGwire  | 583
Harmon Killebrew  | 573
Rafael Palmeiro  | 569
Reggie Jackson  | 563
Manny Ramirez  | 555
Mike Schmidt  | 548
David Ortiz  | 541
Mickey Mantle  | 536
Jimmie Foxx  | 534
Willie McCovey  | 521
Frank Thomas  | 521
Ted Williams  | 521
Ernie Banks  | 512
Eddie Mathews  | 512
Mel Ott  | 511
Gary Sheffield  | 509
Eddie Murray  | 504
Lou Gehrig  | 493
Fred McGriff  | 493
Adrian Beltre  | 477
Stan Musial  | 475
Willie Stargell  | 475
Carlos Delgado  | 473
Chipper Jones  | 468
Miguel Cabrera  | 465
Dave Winfield  | 465
Jose Canseco  | 462
Adam Dunn  | 462
Carl Yastrzemski  | 452
Jeff Bagwell  | 449
Vladimir Gurrero  | 449
Dave Kingman  | 442
Jason Giambi  | 440
Paul Konerko  | 439
Andre Dawson  | 438
Carlos Beltran  | 435
Juan Gonzalez  | 434
Andruw Jones  | 434
Cal Ripken  | 431
Mike Piazza  | 427

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Major League Baseball's All-Time Homerun Leader with 762.

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Mean | 525
Median | 510
Mode | 521
Range | 335
Midrange | 595
Standard Deviation |  86.309

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Currently 2nd on the MLB's All-Time Homerun List

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Nicknamed "The Great Bambino" Babe Ruth currently sits at 3rd place on the MLB Homerun List. He has a total of 714 career homeruns.

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As a huge baseball fan, I decided it would be fun to compare and look farther in depth to the MLB All-time Home-run List. I complied the list of 50 players who have the most home runs over the duration of a career. The man with the most, Barry Bonds has 762. I found that majority of the players on this list have approximately 430- 590 career home runs.

The list at the top of the page is ordered from most home runs in MLB history to 50th most. The most home runs goes to Barry Bonds with 762, and the least amount goes to Mike Piazza with 427, that is still a Hall of Fame career. The mean of the data calculated out to 525. The median was not too far off with 510. The Mean and Median numbers came out to be very close. The outlier here is Barry Bonds and Hank Aaron. They are first and second on the list and there is somewhat of a big gap until third place.

For my histogram, the data is in groups of 82 home runs from the list. I thought this was a good way of getting all the data without having many numbers and data. The grouping worked out well and the graphs are very easy to read.

From the Histogram and Line graph you are able to tell that majority of the data which in the peak is in the 400 - 500 range of home runs. The pie-graph shows the amount of home runs each player has hit. The pie-graph also shows that Barry Bonds is the one who has hit the most home runs and has the largest "chunk of the pie." The best graph to me that displays most of the information needed is the histogram. It shows the amount of players which are in certain category ranges which is really helpful.

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"A-Rod" sits at 4th place all time, with 696 total homeruns.