Most Home Runs 2017-2022, the six full seasons of Aaron Judge.

2017 to 2022, Playing in the AL or NL, in the regular season, requiring Home Runs >= 140, sorted by descending Home Runs.

Data from stathead.com via baseball-reference.com

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Rk	Player	HR	AB/HR	Age	G	PA	AB	R	H	1B	2B	3B	RBI	SB	CS	BB	SO	BA	OBP	SLG	OPS	OPS+	TB	GIDP	HBP	SH	SF	IBB	Pos	Team
1	Aaron Judge	216	11.8	25-30	702	3,066	2,554	525	733	394	119	4	487	40	14	463	866	.287	.398	.590	.989	166	1,508	71	23	0	20	39	*98DH	NYY
2	Nolan Arenado	188	16.6	26-31	823	3,489	3,116	483	907	507	197	15	592	15	9	314	509	.291	.356	.545	.901	130	1,698	93	21	2	35	44	*5D/H	COL,STL
3	Eugenio Suárez	186	15.5	25-30	810	3,334	2,882	429	712	394	124	8	493	10	9	377	912	.247	.341	.489	.830	117	1,410	79	47	0	28	13	*56HD	CIN,SEA
4	Kyle Schwarber	183	13.9	24-29	748	2,970	2,546	419	591	293	105	10	401	19	9	387	839	.232	.337	.497	.834	120	1,265	35	24	1	12	31	*7DH3/2	BOS,CHC,PHI,WSN
5	Mike Trout	182	11.5	25-30	596	2,601	2,097	452	626	309	121	14	399	61	9	442	570	.299	.428	.630	1.058	185	1,321	25	44	0	17	71	8D/H	LAA
6	Manny Machado	178	18.1	24-29	837	3,598	3,215	482	898	541	169	10	542	55	16	337	619	.279	.347	.504	.851	132	1,621	98	12	0	34	48	*56DH	BAL,LAD,SDP
7	Matt Olson	176	15.0	23-28	726	3,040	2,643	406	663	342	144	1	476	7	2	340	721	.251	.343	.506	.849	132	1,337	62	39	0	18	31	*3H9/D	ATL,OAK
8	Nelson Cruz	175	15.3	36-41	736	3,062	2,675	404	731	439	115	2	507	9	2	306	696	.273	.355	.514	.869	138	1,375	82	48	0	25	36	*DH/93	MIN,SEA,TBR,WSN
9	Paul Goldschmidt	175	17.7	29-34	841	3,598	3,103	548	906	536	184	11	535	48	10	445	806	.292	.383	.528	.911	143	1,637	56	26	0	17	31	*3D/H	ARI,STL
10	J.D. Martinez	175	16.5	29-34	756	3,262	2,890	484	848	465	197	11	527	13	1	323	766	.293	.365	.551	.916	139	1,592	105	18	0	28	38	D97/H	ARI,BOS,DET
11	José Ramírez	173	17.4	24-29	805	3,460	3,017	531	844	428	219	24	546	132	29	382	435	.280	.363	.540	.903	141	1,630	43	29	0	32	53	*54D/H	CLE
12	Joey Gallo	170	13.1	23-28	699	2,658	2,231	382	448	184	86	8	371	25	8	397	972	.201	.328	.475	.803	112	1,060	12	26	1	3	16	79358DH	LAD,NYY,TEX
13	Giancarlo Stanton	170	13.3	27-32	607	2,594	2,257	362	591	318	102	1	431	8	3	295	719	.262	.350	.534	.883	140	1,205	65	20	0	20	22	D97H	MIA,NYY
14	Bryce Harper	164	15.8	24-29	725	3,138	2,591	501	728	382	176	6	483	64	17	492	710	.281	.396	.543	.940	147	1,408	62	23	3	29	69	*9D8H/3	PHI,WSN
15	Mookie Betts	159	18.9	24-29	758	3,467	3,002	622	863	474	211	19	441	104	21	402	499	.287	.375	.529	.904	138	1,589	40	34	0	29	26	*984DH	BOS,LAD
16	Francisco Lindor	157	20.6	23-28	806	3,618	3,228	530	866	513	180	16	452	94	30	317	568	.268	.338	.480	.818	118	1,549	55	34	15	24	30	*6D/H	CLE,NYM
17	George Springer	156	16.5	27-32	664	2,952	2,572	495	705	417	122	10	410	36	18	310	563	.274	.358	.511	.870	135	1,315	51	38	0	19	4	89DH/7	HOU,TOR
18	Freddie Freeman	154	20.0	27-32	815	3,578	3,081	579	954	579	208	13	526	47	17	442	600	.310	.400	.536	.936	145	1,650	60	36	0	19	71	*35/HD	ATL,LAD
19	Hunter Renfroe	153	15.7	25-30	690	2,647	2,405	337	573	288	128	4	380	14	4	200	691	.238	.299	.486	.785	109	1,168	39	18	2	22	5	*97H8D/3	BOS,MIL,SDP,TBR
20	José Abreu	152	20.8	30-35	812	3,521	3,161	462	908	544	202	10	555	8	2	249	692	.287	.350	.502	.852	130	1,586	116	76	0	35	23	*3D/5H	CHW
21	Cody Bellinger	152	17.3	21-26	745	2,984	2,627	434	652	347	134	19	422	62	14	327	691	.248	.332	.487	.819	117	1,280	35	10	0	19	47	8397H/D	LAD
22	Anthony Rizzo	149	18.9	27-32	785	3,336	2,814	438	738	438	140	11	464	36	18	370	482	.262	.370	.479	.849	126	1,347	81	127	0	25	41	*3H4D/157	CHC,NYY
23	Rhys Hoskins	148	16.4	24-29	667	2,877	2,427	392	588	284	149	7	405	15	8	388	689	.242	.353	.492	.846	125	1,195	42	39	0	19	9	37DH	PHI
24	Trevor Story	147	19.1	24-29	742	3,117	2,807	449	752	401	181	23	444	105	25	263	857	.268	.335	.506	.841	110	1,420	48	30	0	17	14	*64H/D	BOS,COL
25	Pete Alonso	146	13.4	24-27	530	2,254	1,963	310	512	271	90	5	380	10	1	223	499	.261	.349	.535	.884	140	1,050	54	51	0	17	32	*3DH	NYM
26	Javier Báez	142	20.3	24-29	784	3,086	2,885	436	763	443	156	22	449	72	26	148	873	.264	.305	.481	.787	108	1,389	69	29	7	16	29	64H5D/379	CHC,DET,NYM
Rk	Player	HR	AB/HR	Age	G	PA	AB	R	H	1B	2B	3B	RBI	SB	CS	BB	SO	BA	OBP	SLG	OPS	OPS+	TB	GIDP	HBP	SH	SF	IBB	Pos	Team
	max	216	20.8		841	3,618	3,228	622	954	579	219	24	592	132	30	492	972	.310	.428	.630	1.058	185	1,698	116	127	15	35	71	max	4
	min	142	11.5		530	2,254	1,963	310	448	184	86	1	371	7	1	148	435	.201	.299	.475	.785	108	1,050	12	10	0	3	4	min	1
	ave	166	16.5		739	3,127	2,723	457	735	405	152	11	466	43	12	344	686	.268	.356	.518	.874	132	1,408	61	35	1	22	34	ave

Each column has the maximum and minimum value highlighted.

1. Aaron Judge hit an American League record 62 Home Runs in 2022 and a rookie record 52 in 2017. Judge hit the most total homers in those six seasons, the only stat in which Judge led.

25. Pete Alonso is the only one who was not active 2017-2022; Alonso broke Judge's rookie record by hitting 53 Home Runs in 2019.

13. Giancarlo Stanton is the only other 2017-2022 player to hit at least 50 HR: 59 in 2017 for the Marlins.

Home Run rate (AB/HR):
best: Mike Trout 11.5
worst: Jose Abreu 20.8; and most GIDP (grounded into double plays)

12. Joey Gallo, not surprisingly, had the most Strike Outs: 972. Also not surprisingly Gallo had the lowest Hits, Singles, Doubles, RBI, BA, SLG ... GIDP (grounded into double plays).

2. Nolan Arenado led in RBI and Total Bases.

5. Mike Trout, in addition to having the best HR rate, swept OBP (On Base AVERAGE), SLG, OPS, OPS+.

11. Jose Ramirez had the most Doubles, Triples, SB and the fewest SO.

16. Francisco Lindor had the most PA, AB, CS.

18. Freddie Freeman had the most Hits, Singles and highest BA.

26. Javier Baez had the fewest BB and lowest OPS+.

19. Hunter Renfroe had the lowest BA and OPS.

These players played for only one team 2017-2022:

Trout, Ramirez, Hoskins, Alonso; free agents Judge, Bellinger and Abreu who has already signed with Houston.

These players played with the most teams 2017-2022, four: Schwarber, Cruz, and Renfroe who is moving to the Angels.