Most Home Runs in a Season: Leaders & Records
Single Season
Includes the 2026 season through August 26, 2026
This board follows the record MLB adopted in 2024, when the statistics of the seven recognised Negro Leagues (1920–1948) became part of the official record. Because a Negro Leagues season ran roughly 69 games to the American and National Leagues’ 149, the career qualification is prorated from 3,000 at-bats to 1,389 for careers played mainly in those leagues, and from 400 plate appearances to 185 for a single Negro Leagues season. The all-time AL & NL board uses the traditional 3,000-at-bat rule and excludes Negro Leagues records.
Barry Bonds holds the MLB single-season home run record with 73 home runs in 2001, ahead of Mark McGwire (70 in 1998) and Sammy Sosa (66 in 1998).
Rankings cover the top 100 seasons in MLB history.
Single Season. Click a bar to view the player.
| Rank | Player | Year | Team | HR |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Barry Bonds | 2001 | SFN | 73 |
| 2 | Mark McGwire | 1998 | SLN | 70 |
| 3 | Sammy Sosa | 1998 | CHN | 66 |
| 4 | Mark McGwire | 1999 | SLN | 65 |
| 5 | Sammy Sosa | 2001 | CHN | 64 |
| 6 | Sammy Sosa | 1999 | CHN | 63 |
| 7 | Aaron Judge | 2022 | NYA | 62 |
| 8 | Roger Maris | 1961 | NYA | 61 |
| T-9 | Cal Raleigh | 2025 | SEA | 60 |
| T-9 | Babe Ruth | 1927 | NYA | 60 |
| T-11 | Babe Ruth | 1921 | NYA | 59 |
| T-11 | Giancarlo Stanton | 2017 | MIA | 59 |
| T-13 | Jimmie Foxx | 1932 | PHA | 58 |
| T-13 | Hank Greenberg | 1938 | DET | 58 |
| T-13 | Ryan Howard | 2006 | PHI | 58 |
| T-13 | Aaron Judge | 2024 | NYA | 58 |
| T-17 | Luis Gonzalez | 2001 | ARI | 57 |
| T-17 | Alex Rodriguez | 2002 | TEX | 57 |
| T-19 | Ken Griffey | 1997 | SEA | 56 |
| T-19 | Ken Griffey | 1998 | SEA | 56 |
| T-19 | Kyle Schwarber | 2025 | PHI | 56 |
| T-19 | Hack Wilson | 1930 | CHN | 56 |
| 23 | Shohei Ohtani | 2025 | LAN | 55 |
| T-24 | Jose Bautista | 2010 | TOR | 54 |
| T-24 | Ralph Kiner | 1949 | PIT | 54 |
| T-24 | Mickey Mantle | 1961 | NYA | 54 |
| T-24 | Shohei Ohtani | 2024 | LAN | 54 |
| T-24 | Matt Olson | 2023 | ATL | 54 |
| T-24 | David Ortiz | 2006 | BOS | 54 |
| T-24 | Alex Rodriguez | 2007 | NYA | 54 |
| T-24 | Babe Ruth | 1920 | NYA | 54 |
| T-24 | Babe Ruth | 1928 | NYA | 54 |
| T-33 | Pete Alonso | 2019 | NYN | 53 |
| T-33 | Chris Davis | 2013 | BAL | 53 |
| T-33 | Aaron Judge | 2025 | NYA | 53 |
| T-36 | George Foster | 1977 | CIN | 52 |
| T-36 | Aaron Judge | 2017 | NYA | 52 |
| T-36 | Mickey Mantle | 1956 | NYA | 52 |
| T-36 | Willie Mays | 1965 | SFN | 52 |
| T-36 | Mark McGwire | 1996 | OAK | 52 |
| T-36 | Alex Rodriguez | 2001 | TEX | 52 |
| T-36 | Jim Thome | 2002 | CLE | 52 |
| T-43 | Cecil Fielder | 1990 | DET | 51 |
| T-43 | Andruw Jones | 2005 | ATL | 51 |
| T-43 | Ralph Kiner | 1947 | PIT | 51 |
| T-43 | Willie Mays | 1955 | NY1 | 51 |
| T-43 | Johnny Mize | 1947 | NY1 | 51 |
| T-48 | Brady Anderson | 1996 | BAL | 50 |
| T-48 | Albert Belle | 1995 | CLE | 50 |
| T-48 | Prince Fielder | 2007 | MIL | 50 |
| T-48 | Jimmie Foxx | 1938 | BOS | 50 |
| T-48 | Sammy Sosa | 2000 | CHN | 50 |
| T-48 | Greg Vaughn | 1998 | SDN | 50 |
| T-54 | Albert Belle | 1998 | CHA | 49 |
| T-54 | Barry Bonds | 2000 | SFN | 49 |
| T-54 | Andre Dawson | 1987 | CHN | 49 |
| T-54 | Lou Gehrig | 1934 | NYA | 49 |
| T-54 | Lou Gehrig | 1936 | NYA | 49 |
| T-54 | Shawn Green | 2001 | LAN | 49 |
| T-54 | Ken Griffey | 1996 | SEA | 49 |
| T-54 | Todd Helton | 2001 | COL | 49 |
| T-54 | Harmon Killebrew | 1964 | MIN | 49 |
| T-54 | Harmon Killebrew | 1969 | MIN | 49 |
| T-54 | Ted Kluszewski | 1954 | CIN | 49 |
| T-54 | Willie Mays | 1962 | SFN | 49 |
| T-54 | Mark McGwire | 1987 | OAK | 49 |
| T-54 | Albert Pujols | 2006 | SLN | 49 |
| T-54 | Frank Robinson | 1966 | BAL | 49 |
| T-54 | Babe Ruth | 1930 | NYA | 49 |
| T-54 | Sammy Sosa | 2002 | CHN | 49 |
| T-54 | Eugenio Suarez | 2019 | CIN | 49 |
| T-54 | Jim Thome | 2001 | CLE | 49 |
| T-54 | Larry Walker | 1997 | COL | 49 |
| T-74 | Albert Belle | 1996 | CLE | 48 |
| T-74 | Adrian Beltre | 2004 | LAN | 48 |
| T-74 | Khris Davis | 2018 | OAK | 48 |
| T-74 | Jimmie Foxx | 1933 | PHA | 48 |
| T-74 | Ken Griffey | 1999 | SEA | 48 |
| T-74 | Vladimir Guerrero | 2021 | TOR | 48 |
| T-74 | Frank Howard | 1969 | WS2 | 48 |
| T-74 | Ryan Howard | 2008 | PHI | 48 |
| T-74 | Harmon Killebrew | 1962 | MIN | 48 |
| T-74 | Dave Kingman | 1979 | CHN | 48 |
| T-74 | Salvador Perez | 2021 | KCA | 48 |
| T-74 | Alex Rodriguez | 2005 | NYA | 48 |
| T-74 | Mike Schmidt | 1980 | PHI | 48 |
| T-74 | Jorge Soler | 2019 | KCA | 48 |
| T-74 | Willie Stargell | 1971 | PIT | 48 |
| T-89 | Hank Aaron | 1971 | ATL | 47 |
| T-89 | Jeff Bagwell | 2000 | HOU | 47 |
| T-89 | Ernie Banks | 1958 | CHN | 47 |
| T-89 | George Bell | 1987 | TOR | 47 |
| T-89 | Cody Bellinger | 2019 | LAN | 47 |
| T-89 | Chris Davis | 2015 | BAL | 47 |
| T-89 | Andres Galarraga | 1996 | COL | 47 |
| T-89 | Lou Gehrig | 1927 | NYA | 47 |
| T-89 | Troy Glaus | 2000 | ANA | 47 |
| T-89 | Juan Gonzalez | 1996 | TEX | 47 |
| T-89 | Ryan Howard | 2007 | PHI | 47 |
| T-89 | Reggie Jackson | 1969 | OAK | 47 |
No players on this board match those filters.
Frequently Asked Questions
- Who has the most home runs in a season?
- Barry Bonds — 73 home runs in 2001. Next are Mark McGwire (70 in 1998) and Sammy Sosa (66 in 1998).
- How many home runs did Barry Bonds hit in 2001?
- Barry Bonds hit 73 home runs for SFN in 2001 — the highest mark on this leaderboard.
- Who else ranks in the top 5 for home runs in a season?
- 1. Barry Bonds (73 in 2001); 2. Mark McGwire (70 in 1998); 3. Sammy Sosa (66 in 1998); 4. Mark McGwire (65 in 1999); 5. Sammy Sosa (64 in 2001).
- How many seasons are ranked on this leaderboard?
- This page lists the top 100 seasons by home runs in a season, from Barry Bonds at 73 down to Reggie Jackson at 47.