Well-Aged
Baseball’s leaders in home runs after turning 40:
79 Barry Bonds
72 Carlton Fisk
60 Darrell Evans
59 Dave Winfield
49 Carl Yastrzemski
46 Stan Musial
44 Ted Williams
44 Raul Ibanez
42 Hank Aaron
40 Graig Nettles
Most home runs in the 2010s:
347 Nelson Cruz
335 Edwin Encarnacion
285 Mike Trout
272 Jose Bautista
268 Miguel Cabrera
257 Chris Davis
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