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  1. Há 1 dia · Why isn’t Roger Maris in the Hall of Fame? The Hall’s standards have certainly diminished; Maris was eligible for Cooperstown starting in 1974, and to put it plainly, he shouldn’t have made it. Yankees teammates Mickey Mantle and Whitey Ford, alongside legend Cool Papa Bell, led the class, and Maris doesn’t stack up here.

  2. Há 1 dia · Roger Maris hit 61 in 1961. But according to a rate-based perspective adopted by a lot of baseball people, Maris didn’t REALLY break Ruth’s record because his baseball season, which in Ruth’s day was 154 games, had been expanded to 162 games. Thus, Ruth hit 0.3896 home runs/game and Maris = 0.3765 homes runs/game.

  3. Há 5 dias · Con ello, superó a Roger Maris (467) en el puesto 62 en la historia de Yankees. El próximo escalón lo ocupa el panameño Héctor López que conquistó 474 sencillos con los del Bronx. Aaron Judge acumula una línea ofensiva en MLB 2024 de .284/.415/.1054.

  4. Há 19 horas · Only one refused to speak to me. John Eisenberg. May 31, 2024. While accumulating as many interviews as possible with current and former players and managers, front office executives, scouts and others for my book on Orioles history a quarter-century ago, I found that each source belonged in one of four categories.

  5. Há 4 dias · Two seasons ago, Judge broke Roger Mariss single-season American League home run record of 61 which Maris hit in 1961. This past week, Judge has a new record: he’s the only player ever to record 11 homers and 12 doubles over a 20-game stretch.

  6. Há 2 dias · Let’s get this out of the way — Barry Bonds is the home run king. Despite Roger Maris Jr.’s best attempts to convince the world that his dad remained the single-season home run leader until Aaron Judge broke his mark in 2022, that was simply not true. Still, Maris’ 61-HR season remains an incredible achievement.

  7. Há 19 horas · An idiot commissioner neutered Roger Maris hitting 61 home runs. Performance-enhancing drugs forever kiboshed all the home-run records. The all-time batting average leader never played in MLB.