Teammate Pairs 2 Consecutive Seasons Home Runs.

The pairs are in order by the most home runs in a season by two teammates in one season, Roger Maris and Mickey Mantle in 1961: 61+54=115. They are the only teammates to hit at least 50 home runs in the same season. Combined with their 1960 numbers (39+40=79) they had a total of 194 for two consecutive seasons. However, one other pair of teammates hit more home runs in two consecutive seasons: in 2001 and 2002 Alex Rodriguez and Rafael Palmeiro hit 199 with the Texas Rangers. They are listed twice below because in the original table each of those seasons were among tops. In 2002 they joined four other teammate pairs with at least 100 home runs combined. In 2001 Rodriguez and Palmeiro had just one fewer.

First	Last	Team	First	Last	Tot2		Tot	Year	HR	HR	Dif		Tot	Year	HR	HR	Dif	franchName
Roger	Maris	NYA	Mickey	Mantle	194		115	1961	61	54	7		79	1960	39	40	1	New York Yankees
Barry	Bonds	SFN	Rich	Aurilia	179		110	2001	73	37	36		69	2000	49	20	29	San Francisco Giants
Babe	Ruth	NYA	Lou	Gehrig	188		107	1927	60	47	13		81	1928	54	27	27	New York Yankees
Mark	McGwire	SLN	Ray	Lankford	181		101	1998	70	31	39		80	1999	65	15	50	St. Louis Cardinals
Alex	Rodriguez	TEX	Rafael	Palmeiro	199		100	2002	57	43	14		99	2001	52	47	5	Texas Rangers
Alex	Rodriguez	TEX	Rafael	Palmeiro	199		99	2001	52	47	5		100	2002	57	43	14	Texas Rangers
Mark	McGwire	SLN	Fernando	Tatis	177		99	1999	65	34	31		78	1998	70	8	62	St. Louis Cardinals
Ken	Griffey	SEA	Alex	Rodriguez	188		98	1998	56	42	14		90	1999	48	42	6	Seattle Mariners
Sammy	Sosa	CHN	Henry	Rodriguez	186		97	1998	66	31	35		89	1999	63	26	37	Chicago Cubs
Ken	Griffey	SEA	Jay	Buhner	189		96	1997	56	40	16		93	1996	49	44	5	Seattle Mariners
Giancarlo	Stanton	MIA	Marcell	Ozuna	146		96	2017	59	37	22		50	2016	27	23	4	Florida Marlins

90 Home Runs by two teammates. Saturday, August 17, 2019