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Twenty Major League Baseball players have reached 500 home runs in their career:

Player	Team	Date	Opponent	Pitcher	Stadium
Babe Ruth	New York Yankees	August 11, 1929	Cleveland Indians	Willis Hudlin
Jimmie Foxx	Boston Red Sox	September 24, 1940	Philadelphia Athletics	George Caster
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Willie MaysWillie Howard Mays, Jr. born May 6, 1931) is a former star of Major League Baseball. Mays, nicknamed The Say Hey Kid played center field throughout nearly all his career and is regarded as one of the finest players ever to have played the game. The epitom	San Francisco Giants	September 13, 1965	Houston Astros	Don Nottebart
Mickey Mantle	New York Yankees	May 14, 1967
Eddie Mathews	Houston Astros	July 14, 1967	San Francisco Giants	Juan Marichal	Candlestick Park
Hank Aaron	Atlanta Braves	July 14, 1968	San Francisco Giants	Mike McCormick
Ernie Banks	Chicago Cubs	May 12, 1970	Atlanta Braves	Pat Jarvis	Wrigley Field
Harmon Killebrew	Minnesota Twins	August 10, 1971	Baltimore Orioles
Frank Robinson	Baltimore Orioles	September 13, 1971	Detroit Tigers
Willie McCovey	San Francisco Giants	June 30, 1978	Atlanta Braves	Jamie Easterley	Atlanta-Fulton County Stadium
Reggie Jackson	California Angels	September 17, 1984	Kansas City Royals	Bud Black
Mike Schmidt	Philadelphia Phillies	April 18, 1987	Pittsburgh Pirates	Don Robinson
Eddie Murray	Baltimore Orioles	September 6, 1996	Detroit Tigers	Felipe Lira
Mark McGwire	St. Louis Cardinals	August 5, 1999	San Diego Padres	Andy Ashby	Busch Stadium
Barry Bonds	San Francisco Giants	April 17, 2001	Los Angeles Dodgers	Terry Adams	Pacific Bell Park
Sammy Sosa	Chicago Cubs	April 4, 2003	Cincinnati Reds	Scott Sullivan	Great American Ball Park
Rafael Palmeiro	Texas Rangers	May 11, 2003	Cleveland Indians	David Elder	The Ballpark in Arlington
Ken Griffey, Jr.	Cincinnati Reds	June 20, 2004	St. Louis Cardinals	Matt Morris	Busch Stadium

Four players have reached 600 home runs in their career:

Player	Team	Date	Opponent	Pitcher	Stadium
Babe Ruth	New York Yankees	August 21, 1931	St. Louis Browns
Willie Mays	San Francisco Giants	September 22, 1969	San Diego Padres	Mike Corkins
Hank Aaron	Atlanta Braves	April 27, 1971
Barry Bonds	San Francisco Giants	August 9, 2002	Pittsburgh Pirates	Kip Wells	Pacific Bell Park

Three players have reached 700 home runs in their career:

Player	Team	Date	Opponent	Pitcher	Stadium
Babe Ruth	New York Yankees	July 13, 1934	Detroit Tigers
Hank Aaron	Atlanta Braves	July 21, 1973	Philadelphia Phillies	Ken Brett
Barry Bonds	San Francisco Giants	July 17, 2004	San Diego Padres	Jake Peavy	SBC Park

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