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Coming in second is Barry Bonds hitting a homer every 12.92 times at bat.
And, Hammering Hank hit them out of the park every 16.38 times at bat.
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Bonds before year 2000, after 15 years or so of playing and through his PRIME had a 15.2 HR ratio. During the period of 2000-2004 it was 8.4, and his 73 homer year was 6.5, a staggering 58% better than life time before the "transformation" took place.
So Bonds 2nd best ratio is a little bogus. Mark McGwire has Ruth beat by nearly 2, at 10.6 ratio. If you don't think "roids" enhances performance then you are either ignorant or stupid.
Bonds before year 2000, after 15 years or so of playing and through his PRIME had a 15.2 HR ratio. During the period of 2000-2004 it was 8.4, and his 73 homer year was 6.5, a staggering 58% better than life time before the "transformation" took place.
So Bonds 2nd best ratio is a little bogus. Mark McGwire has Ruth beat by nearly 2, at 10.6 ratio. If you don't think "roids" enhances performance then you are either ignorant or stupid.
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