| 210. | George Bell (12) | 265 | 6592 | R | HR Log |
| Bryce Harper (10, 28) | 265 | 5451 | L | HR Log | |
| J.D. Martinez (11, 33) | 265 | 5265 | R | HR Log | |
| Matt Stairs (19) | 265 | 6024 | L | HR Log | |
| 214. | Bobby Thomson (15) | 264 | 6961 | R | HR Log |
| 215. | Danny Tartabull (14) | 262 | 5842 | R | HR Log |
George Bell only played twelve years, finishing in 1993 with my Tim Raines White Sox. His best year by far was 1987 with 47 long ones.
JD Martinez is 33 years-old and still active in his 11th season of playing.
Matt Stairs finished after a long career in 2011 with the Washington Nationals.
Bobby Thomson was a famed player who ended his career in 1960. He only hit over 30 once (32) in 1951 with the Giants.
Tartabull is now alone at 215 with his 262 long ones, last on the field in 1997. His career high was 34 in 1987.
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Harper's Phillies are still battling the Braves to win the NL East, but there is only about eight games left. They trail by 2 games or so.
As I learned only 3-4 years ago, post season stats do not count for overall career numbers.
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