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The 'Career home run leaders A-Z' quiz

Last updated on February 22, 2018 | Total tries: 8815 | Average Score: 12.1 out of 25 (48%) | Quiz FAQ

Can you name the career home run leaders A-Z? There has never been an MLB player whose last name began with X. Quiz clue: Letter of last name / HRs. Good luck!

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A (755)

B (762)

C (462)

D (473)

E (414)

F (534)

G (630)

H (382)

I (305)

J (563)

K (573)

L (358)

M (660)

N (390)

O (541)

P (614)

Q (154)

R (714)

S (609)

T (612)

U (258)

V (355)

W (521)

Y (452)

Z (253)

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