Franchise HR Kwiz

[DocTee]

Twins--Harmon Killebrew

[Benjamin Grimm]

Killebrew was a Kansas City Royal at the end of his career.

How about Ernie Banks and the Cubs?

[Frayed Knot]

Twins--Harmon Killebrew

The Killer is the Senators/Twins leader but he finished up his career in 1975 with the KC Royals where he hit his final 14 HRs
So that's a 'No' on the all with one franchise group.

[DocTee]

Colorado--Todd Helton

[Frayed Knot]

How about Ernie Banks and the Cubs?

Banks does NOT hold the Cubs all-time HR record

[Frayed Knot]

Helton is correct

	TEAM	PLAYER	HRs
#1
#2
#3	YANKEES	Babe Ruth	639
#4	TWINS	Harmon Killebrew	559
#5	PHILLIES	Mike Schmidt	548
#6
#7	RED SOX	Ted Williams	521
#8
#9
#10	ASTROS	Jeff Bagwell	449
#11
#12
#13
#14
#15
#16
#17
#18	ROCKIES	Todd Helton	369
#19
#20
#21
#22
#23
#24
#25
#26	MARLINS	Mike/Giancarlo Stanton	267
#27	RAYS	Evan Longoria	261
#28	METS	Darryl Strawberry	252
#29	DIAMONDBACKS	Luis Gonzalez	224
#30	PADRES	Manny Machado	164

Player	Pts
Marshmallow	16
Doc Tee	16
GWreck	5
Chad Ocho	3

[DocTee]

Mariners--Edgar Martinez?

[Gwreck]

Cal Ripken Jr. - Baltimore

[MFS62]

Hey! I got Snakes/ Gonzales. No points on the chart?

Giants - Mel Ott
Later

[Edgy MD]

The hilariously weird and phony Ryan Braun.

[MFS62]

The team that played in Brooklyn - Roy Campanella
The players in that franchise who hit more went on to homer for other teams.
So I'm not sure if that fits the rules.
Later

[Frayed Knot]

Edgar is wrong, Ripken is right, Ott is wrong, Braun is right, Campanella is wrong

[Frayed Knot]

	TEAM	PLAYER	HRs
#1
#2
#3	YANKEES	Babe Ruth	639
#4	TWINS	Harmon Killebrew	559
#5	PHILLIES	Mike Schmidt	548
#6
#7	RED SOX	Ted Williams	521
#8
#9
#10	ASTROS	Jeff Bagwell	449
#11
#12	ORIOLES	Cal Ripken Jr.	431
#13
#14
#15
#16
#17
#18	ROCKIES	Todd Helton	369
#19
#20
#21	BREWERS	Ryan Braun	352
#22
#23
#24
#25
#26	MARLINS	Mike/Giancarlo Stanton	267
#27	RAYS	Evan Longoria	261
#28	METS	Darryl Strawberry	252
#29	DIAMONDBACKS	Luis Gonzalez	224
#30	PADRES	Manny Machado	164

So seven others remain in this specific category which, to repeat, is: a player who hit all his HRs for one franchise AND is the all-time leading HR hitter for that club. Some of the ones being mentioned are one or the other but not both.

[Gwreck]

George Brett - Royals

[Frayed Knot]

George Brett - Royals

Yup!

[MFS62]

Tigers Kaline
Later

[Gwreck]

Willie Stargell - Pirates

[DocTee]

Braves: Chipper Jones

[Frayed Knot]

	TEAM	PLAYER	HRs
#1
#2
#3	YANKEES	Babe Ruth	639
#4	TWINS	Harmon Killebrew	559
#5	PHILLIES	Mike Schmidt	548
#6
#7	RED SOX	Ted Williams	521
#8
#9	PIRATES	Willie Stargell	475
#10	ASTROS	Jeff Bagwell	449
#11
#12	ORIOLES	Cal Ripken Jr.	431
#13
#14	TIGERS	Al Kaline	399
#15
#16
#17
#18	ROCKIES	Todd Helton	369
#19
#20
#21	BREWERS	Ryan Braun	352
#22
#23
#24	ROYALS	George Brett	317
#25
#26	MARLINS	Mike/Giancarlo Stanton	267
#27	RAYS	Evan Longoria	261
#28	METS	Darryl Strawberry	252
#29	DIAMONDBACKS	Luis Gonzalez	224
#30	PADRES	Manny Machado	164

[Frayed Knot]

Braves: Chipper Jones

Not the Braves leader

[MFS62]

Cards - Musial
Later

[whippoorwill]

I’ll venture Hank Aaron for Braves

Btw I forgot all about Todd Helton somehow. He was pretty awesome

[stevejrogers]

Ryan Zimmerman Ex-Nats?

[Gwreck]

Johnny Bench - Reds

[Frayed Knot]

Aaron of course is the Braves HR leader but he's not the right answer here because he also hit 22 as a Brewer
But Bench, Zimmerman, and Musial are correct. Albert Pujols wound up just six HRs shy of Musial's StL total.
This leaves just one more who fits the conditions of most franchise HRs and all on one team.

	TEAM	PLAYER	HRs
#1	BRAVES	Hank Aaron	733
#2
#3	YANKEES	Babe Ruth	639
#4	TWINS	Harmon Killebrew	559
#5	PHILLIES	Mike Schmidt	548
#6
#7	RED SOX	Ted Williams	521
#8	CARDINALS	Stan Musial	475
#9	PIRATES	Willie Stargell	475
#10	ASTROS	Jeff Bagwell	449
#11
#12	ORIOLES	Cal Ripken Jr.	431
#13
#14	TIGERS	Al Kaline	399
#15	REDS	Johnny Bench	389
#16
#17
#18	ROCKIES	Todd Helton	369
#19
#20
#21	BREWERS	Ryan Braun	352
#22
#23
#24	ROYALS	George Brett	317
#25	NATIONALS	Ryan Zimmerman	284
#26	MARLINS	Mike/Giancarlo Stanton	267
#27	RAYS	Evan Longoria	261
#28	METS	Darryl Strawberry	252
#29	DIAMONDBACKS	Luis Gonzalez	224
#30	PADRES	Manny Machado	164