Most home runs in MLB, a record held by the legendary Barry Bonds, represents the pinnacle of power hitting in baseball. A home run, also known as a “four-bagger” or “round-tripper,” occurs when a batter hits the ball over the outfield fence without it bouncing first, resulting in an automatic four bases and one run batted in for each runner on base, including the batter.
The pursuit of breaking the home run record has captivated fans and players alike throughout baseball history. It showcases the extraordinary athleticism, strength, and skill required to consistently launch the ball over the outfield wall. Bonds’ record of 762 career home runs stands as a testament to his dominance at the plate and solidifies his status as one of the greatest hitters of all time.
