2024 Home Run leaders by Total and AB/HR. See how their ranks changed.

To get a pool of 2024 Home Run (HR) leaders: the top 30, which is the number of MLB teams. I've used this technique previously.

https://stathead.com/tiny/Muqmy

For single seasons, in 2024, in the regular season, requiring Home Runs >= 27, sorted by descending Home Runs.

32 records were found, including ties at the bottom.

This was put into a spreadsheet and the Rank order was changed to give players who were tied in HR the same rank number.

Then AB/HR: lower is better. Then the difference in Rank.

Sorted ascending by AB/HR:

				RK	RK
Player	AB/HR	HR	AB	HR#	AB/HR	Dif	Team
Aaron Judge	9.637931	58	559	1	1	0	NYY
Shohei Ohtani	11.777778	54	636	2	2	0	LAD
Tyler O'Neill	13.258065	31	411	18	3	15	BOS
Anthony Santander	13.522727	44	595	3	4	-1	BAL
Brent Rooker	14.000000	39	546	5	5	0	OAK
Ketel Marte	14.000000	36	504	10	6	4	ARI
Juan Soto	14.048780	41	576	4	7	-3	NYY
Kyle Schwarber	15.078947	38	573	8	8	0	PHI
Mark Vientos	15.296296	27	413	29	9	20	NYM
Giancarlo Stanton	15.444444	27	417	29	10	19	NYY
Marcell Ozuna	15.538462	39	606	5	11	-6	ATL
Yordan Alvarez	15.771429	35	552	11	12	-1	HOU
Corey Seager	15.833333	30	475	20	13	7	TEX
José Ramírez	15.897436	39	620	5	14	-9	CLE
Cal Raleigh	16.058824	34	546	12	15	-3	SEA
Shea Langeliers	16.620690	29	482	24	16	8	OAK
Gunnar Henderson	17.027027	37	630	9	17	-8	BAL
Teoscar Hernández	17.848485	33	589	14	18	-4	LAD
Pete Alonso	17.882353	34	608	12	19	-7	NYM
Josh Naylor	18.161290	31	563	18	20	-2	CLE
Bryce Harper	18.333333	30	550	20	21	-1	PHI
Jake Burger	18.448276	29	535	24	22	2	MIA
Francisco Lindor	18.727273	33	618	14	23	-9	NYM
Rafael Devers	18.750000	28	525	28	24	4	BOS
Eugenio Suárez	19.033333	30	571	20	25	-5	ARI
Willy Adames	19.062500	32	610	17	26	-9	MIL
Bobby Witt Jr.	19.875000	32	636	16	27	-11	KCR
Manny Machado	20.448276	29	593	24	28	-4	SDP
Vladimir Guerrero Jr.	20.533333	30	616	20	29	-9	TOR
Matt Olson	20.689655	29	600	24	30	-6	ATL
Matt Chapman	21.296296	27	575	29	31	-2	SFG
Salvador Perez	21.851852	27	590	29	32	-3	KCR

Not surprisingly, Judge and Ohtani ranked 1 and 2.

Biggest plus: 20 for Met Mark Vientos who hit 27 HR but in only 413 AB. Yankee Giancarlo Stanton had almost identical numbers.

Biggest minus: -11 for Bobby Witt, Jr. who took 636 AB to hit 32 HR. Tied with Ohtani in this group for most AB.

Tyler O'Neill of the Red Sox moved way up to #3 with 31 HR in only 411 AB, fewest in this group. He's between 54 and 44 HR hitters. 

Don't just stare at Home Run totals.