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Aaron Judge became the most recent entrant and is the first AL hitter on the list since 1961
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Judge did not stop at No. 60, capping his incredible season by breaking Roger Maris' AL record with his 62nd blast
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Believe it or not, this was Bonds' only 60-homer season. He reached 60 HRs by the 1st week of September
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Big Mac capped his thrilling home run race with Sammy Sosa by clubbing #70 in his final at-bat of the season
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Slammin' Sammy finished just behind McGwire in 1998, but his 20 HRs in June are still an AL/NL record for any month
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McGwire's 135 combined homers from 1998-1999 are the most by any AL/NL player across a 2-year span
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In 2001, Sosa became the first (and still the only) AL/NL slugger to notch 3 different 60+ HR campaigns
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Sosa finished just 2 taters shy of McGwire in the 1999 sequel of their famous home run race
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Maris prevailed in his own race against his teammate Mickey Mantle (54 HRs). He set the then-single-year record in the season finale