And your NEW all time home run champions of the WOOOOORLD!
The 2019 Minnesota Twins with 307 HOME RUNS!!
Single Season Team Based Home Run Records
2019 Minnesota Twins 307
2019 New York Yankees 306
2019 Housten Astros 288
2019 Los Angeles Dodgers 279
2018 New York Yankees 267
1997 Seattle Mariners 264
2005 Texas Rangers 260
2019 Oakland A's 257
2019 Chicago Cubs 256
1996 Baltimore Orioles 257
2010 Toronto Blue Jays 257
2019 Milwaukee Brewers 250
2019 Atlanta Braves 249
2000 Houston Astros 249
2019 Toronto Blue Jays 247
2019 Boston Red Sox 245
1996 Oakland Athletics 243
2019 New York Mets 242
2004 Chicago White Sox 242
2019 Seattle Mariners 239
1997 Colorado Rockies 239
2003 Boston Red Sox 238
2000 Anaheim Angels 236
2000 St. Louis Cardinals 235
2001 San Francisco Giants 235
2003 Atlanta Braves 235
2004 Chicago Cubs 235
2018 Los Angeles Dodgers 235
2019 Washington Nationals 231
2007 Milwaukee Brewers 231
1963 Minnesota Twins 225 (Falls out of the top 30) in 2019
(I copied this info from elsewhere so if it's wrong please let me know)
EDIT: Just another broken record:
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EDIT: "Max Kepler helped the Twins to a new MLB record on Friday after swatting a second-inning, three-run home run off of the White Sox’ Dylan Cease. With the homer, the Twins reached the 200-HR threshold — not only becoming the first team to do so in 2019, but the fastest in any Major League season to date." Jul 26, 2019
https://mlb.nbcsports.com/2019/07/26/tw ... threshold/
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EDIT: And another record bites the dust:
Tonight is Jonathan Schoop's fifth multi-HR game as a second baseman this year, tied for the second most in a season in MLB history.
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EDIT: And another record broken:
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EDIT: And two more records go down in the same game. Most players to have 20 plus home runs and dun Dun DUN! #1 ALL TIME TEAM HOMERUN RECORD IN A SEASON!
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EDIT: Another day, another HR record broken. Twins now have the most homeruns in a season by Catchers.
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EDIT: Once against, Twins break a record in 2019. Five players with 30+ homeruns.