Who is the Greatest Home Run Hitter of All Time? 

Yes please. I always want more Dingus content, he's Fumble Dimension's Stupid Crapface but for baseball.

Yes

HE DID it

He listened

As far as pure power/distance… McGwire is WELL ABOVE Balco Bonds. Macs longest home runs dwarfed barry’s ;) And don’t forget… McGwire’s career Home Run per at bat ratio is better than bonds.

And 175 steriods.

@@jimclaus1576this literally isnt true at all barry's homerun at angel stadium was like 520

@@jimclaus1576also distance doesnt matter all you gotta do is hit it 325 to get it out

⁠and Bonds did every other aspect of the game better than McGwire by far….not even close. I love McGwire but he’s not in the same class as Bonds.

Yea, my memory failed me. Woops.

i thought same thing. but i was like o well who realy cares lol. i dont get why bonds isnt in the game. guess because his stats cant fit lol.

Big time. Those guys were smashing them out of the park on a regular basis and we know they weren't on performance enhancing drugs

Not the same as the old timers games from the ASG weekend that they used to do, but every year the Yankees host Old Timers Day and you get to watch guys like Goose, Gator, Bernie, O'Neill. Rivera played in one or two. Reggie as well. Not quite what it used to be since the passing of Yogi. It was always a treat just to see him standing on the field.

McGwire eats clen, trens very hard, anavar gives up. True role model.

Facts

Neither of those guys are the best HR hitter of all time, HTF is the best pure power of all time gonna be juiced to the Gills?, I mean "pure" has to count for something. Aaron Will always be the king until someone clean actually surpasses him. Griffey May have had a shot had He stayed healthy.

It would break the game 💀💀

Head size overload!!! 😂😂

3,000 fewer ABs than Ruth who had several seasons where he was mostly pitching during the dead ball era, so he had several seasons where his AB/HR was far below his ability. He also wasn't on steroids, and was playing in VASTLY bigger ballparks. McGwire was a complete product of PEDs.

Except... he cheated.

@@laartwork none of the hundreds of others that cheated could match that rate

Probably because he wasn’t getting IBBed like bonds or bud selig fined teams that didn’t let their roid jesus save baseball

@@LouieiuoL1223and he was on steroids for a longer period of his career than bonds

There's a video on RU-vid where Ichiro bunted a home run. It's a good edit. 😅

@@Ascending11 That was an edit?!

I'm pretty sure that's just the story the company used to avoid paying the money

Facts I think with the obvious Juicers in the game there should be a way their power is mediocre until they enter "Juice mode" or something then and only then can they approach the likes of Aaron, Mays or Griffey, McGwire and Sosa don't belong in any discussion with the rest of the guys.

Bonds juiced and I would still take him over Bagwell. Both his unjuiced form and juiced form.

@@OldBenKenobi2318 as a player, sure but Would He be worth the headache as big a prick as He was? F No dude was insufferable, Both guys underwhelmed in the postseason....Bonds finally had a little success with the needles assistance but before that He was always a post season no show, the most maddening thing about Bonds was He was an easy HOFer without the juice, But He got got jealous over a couple roid heads grabbing more attention than him and preceded to piss on his own legacy as well. Instead of being Cobb, an all time great who was also an all time A**hole Bonds just became An All time A**hole who roided out so bad his head grew, THAT's his legacy.

Same with Pujols.

bonds pulled himself out of MLBPA's licensing agreement in 2004

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​@Pwnzistor you have one for Ruth being in segregated league?

@@stephenwalk2186 yes it is hank than pojols

And the most juiced player of all time too. He would be nowhere near the 762 mark without roids.

Griffey Jr? Albert Pujols?

Tell him to get his head out of his ass and join the MLBPA then

His last full season was at the age of 35. Played eight games during his age 36 season. He would’ve had about 4 more seasons. He would’ve started declining during that time as well. He was the og Ironman after all so I’m sure he was extremely tired. He would’ve made it to the 3000 hit/500 homer club though. Maybe 600 homer club if he was able to keep his production up. He would’ve also gotten to 2000 RBIs. He definitely could’ve beefed up his stats if he played a few more years though. At the same time it could ruin some of his stats like his .340 career average and 1.080 career ops. That’s just mental to think about someone having an above 1.000 career ops. Also I was looking through his stats on baseball reference and he only has TWO career gdp(grounded into double plays). They didn’t start tracking them until his last season where he only played eight games lol.

I can only choose 8 batters in the history of baseball and you think Alonso is on that list 🧐

He's not in this game 🤷‍♂️

@@Jarodactyl big oof by the developers.

It is only messed up if his cheating ass is on there, idiot!