THE LONG BALL In 2014 MLB: TOP 5 HRs AL/NL + Last HR Hit

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Chris Carter is bashing his way to the top of all HR charts again in 2014 - after a sub par start to the campaign. He has 8 streaks of 2 or more HRs, and has added 7 multiple HR affairs to his resume - and all done since May.09. Carter sits in 2nd for the AL in jacks. Against his old A's teammates, he has clubbed 7 HRs and added 25 RBI in 17 games thus far.

Chris Carter is bashing his way to the top of all HR charts again in 2014 – after a sub par start to the campaign. He has 8 streaks of 2 or more HRs, and has added 7 multiple HR affairs to his resume – and all done since May.09. Carter sits in 2nd for the AL in jacks. Against his old A’s teammates, he has clubbed 7 HRs and added 25 RBI in 17 games thus far.

 THE LONG BALL In 2014

TOP 5 HRs AL/NL,

 

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Top 5 HR Leaders AL

Nelson Cruz, Orioles – 37 (Last Homered Sept 4th)

Chris Carter, Astros – 36 (Last Homered Sept 6th)

Jose Abreu, White Sox – 33 (Last Homered Aug 22nd) 

David Ortiz, Red Sox – 30 (Last Homered Sept 4th)

Mike Trout, Angels – 31 (Last Homered Aug 31st)


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Top 5 HR Leaders NL

Giancarlo Stanton, Marlins – 36 (Last Homered Sept 3rd)

Anthony Rizzo, Cubs – 30 (Last Homered Aug 26th)  

Lucas Duda, Mets – 27  (Last Homered Sept 5th) 

Justin Upton, Braves – 26 (Last Homered Aug 29th) 

Marlon Byrd, Phillies – 25 (Last Homered Aug.30th)

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