THE LONG BALL In 2014 TOP 5 HRs AL/NL Thru Aug 2, 2014

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Top 5 HR Leaders AL(no HRS hit Aug 2)

Jose Abreu, White Sox – 31 (Last Homered July 29th)

Nelson Cruz, Orioles – 29 (Last Homered July 25th)

Edwin Encarnacion,  Blue Jays – 26 – Injury Report: (Currently on the 15-day disabled list (July 6, strained right quadriceps.)

David Ortiz, Red Sox – 25 ( Last Homered on July 27)

Mike Trout, Angels – 25 (Last Homered Aug 01)

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Top 5 HR Leaders NL (no HRS hit Aug 2)

Giancarlo Stanton, Marlins – 26 (Last Homered Aug.1)

Anthony Rizzo, Cubs – 25 (Last Homered July.20)

Troy Tulowitzki, Rockies – 21 Injury Report – Tulo Placed on the 15 Day Disabled List July.20 for strained hip flexor  (Last Homered July.11)

Marlon Byrd, Phillies – 21 (Last Homered Aug.1)

Todd Frazier, Reds – 20 (Last Homered July.20)

Lucas Duda, Mets – 20 (Last Homered Aug.1)

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