The game's hottest hitters who will be swinging for the fences in Atlanta are being unveiled. Here's how they match up.

Let's take a look at the top home run leaders in MLB history. MLB single-season home run leaders (post-1900): No. 1: 73 home runs - Barry Bonds (2001) No. 2: 70 home runs - Mark McGwire (1998) ...

Zack Wheeler struck out 10 in eight innings, Nick Castellanos homered and the Philadelphia Phillies won in Bryce Harper’s ...

Training, we polled 59 MLB.com experts about which players they thought would lead their respective leagues in major ...

Raleigh has hit 26 home runs and recorded 54 RBIs for the Mariners in 2025. Aaron Judge with the Yankees is tied with him for a MLB lead in home runs (26). Shohei Ohtani has recoded 25 home runs ...

This season, Raleigh became the first catcher and first switch-hitter to reach 30 homers before the All-Star break.

He has already given up 10 home runs this season, which is among the league “leaders.” Eight of those home runs have come in road starts. If you are betting home run player props today, take ...

Entering June 2025, he is only a few home runs away from cracking the top 50 career home run leaders list — while also bumping one ironman from the all-time conversation. 50. Cal Ripken Jr.

Ever since Opening Day, New York Yankees outfielder Aaron Judge has been seen as the clear favorite to win his third AL MVP ...

Cal Raleigh hit his MLB-high 30th home run on Saturday, though, the Seattle Mariners lost to the Chicago Cubs, 10-7.

Cal Raleigh hit his major-league leading 31st home run and Donovan Solano drove in five runs to lead the visiting Seattle ...

The Mets found a convenient workaround to avoid hitting with runners in scoring position: Just hit home runs instead.