Babe Ruth hits his 30th home run of the season, breaking his own single-season record | Baseball Hall of Fame
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MLB set an all-time home run record, and the Giants didn't help one bit - SBNation.com
Is the home run record dead? | Bronx Pinstripes | BronxPinstripes.com
Home run happy? MLB's record-breaking April sign of times | WTOP
Burris Breaks Bryan Baseball's Single-Season Homerun Record, Crushing No. 23 at Bluefield - Bryan College
Players Who Came Close To Breaking MLB Home Run Records
How the Twins Are Obliterating Baseball's Home Run Record - The New York Times
List of Major League Baseball progressive single-season home run leaders - Wikipedia
MLB Records: Top 10 Home Run Hitters All-Time
Pete Alonso Sets Mets' Single-Season Home Run Record - The New York Times
MLB sets new record for home runs in a season
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If Giancarlo Stanton wants to think 61 is the real single-season home run record, let him - SBNation.com
Mets' Pete Alonso Breaks Rookie Home-Run Record - The New York Times
Will Anyone Break Career Home Run Record? – Blogging Mets
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Twins crush 307 homers to set Major League record - YouTube
Players Who Came Close To Breaking MLB Home Run Records
Barry Bonds hit 73 home runs in 2001. Could he hit 100 in 2019?
Pete Alonso Ties National League Rookie Home Run Record | Metsmerized Online
MLB sets new record for home runs in a season
Smashing: MLB home run record on track to fall Tuesday
A healthy Giancarlo Stanton ignites talk of chasing the home run record - Los Angeles Times
Major League Baseball will likely have a record number of home runs this season. Here's why. | KNKX
