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399 CAREER HOME RUNS David Ortiz is 1 home run shy of becoming the 49th Major Leaguer to hit 400 home runs, the 21st left-handed batter to do it and the 20th player to reach 400 homers as an American Leaguer...Ortiz would be just the 8th active player to reach the mark. HR Date Opp. HR Date Opp. HR Date Opp. HR Date Opp. HR Date Opp. HR Date Opp. 1997 WITH MINNESOTA 63 7/3/2003 @TB 2005 WITH BOSTON 199 6/24/2006 PHI 2008 WITH BOSTON 334 6/29/2010 TBR 1 9/14/1997 @TEX 64 7/4/2003 @NYY 131 4/5/2005 @NYY 200 6/29/2006 NYM 267 4/2/2008 @OAK 335 7/11/2010 @TOR 65 7/4/2003 @NYY 201 7/1/2006 @FLA 1998 WITH MINNESOTA 132 4/9/2005 @TOR 268 4/18/2008 TEX 336 7/24/2010 @SEA 66 7/5/2003 @NYY 202 7/1/2006 @FLA 2 4/3/1998 KC 133 4/15/2005 TB 269 4/23/2008 LAA 337 7/26/2010 @LAA 67 7/5/2003 @NYY 203 7/2/2006 @FLA 3 4/13/1998 @TB 134 4/19/2005 TOR 270 4/24/2008 LAA 338 7/26/2010 @LAA 68 7/10/2003 @TOR 204 7/4/2006 @TB 4 4/18/1998 SEA 135 4/23/2005 @TB 271 4/30/2008 TOR 339 7/30/2010 DET 69 7/17/2003 TOR 205 7/6/2006 @TB 5 4/24/1998 @SEA 136 4/23/2005 @TB 272 5/5/2008 @DET 340 8/4/2010 CLE 70 7/31/2003 @TEX 206 7/6/2006 @TB 6 7/11/1998 @CLE 137 4/24/2005 @TB 273 5/6/2008 @DET 341 8/6/2010 @NYY 71 8/3/2003 @BAL 207 7/7/2006 @CHW 7 7/12/1998 @CLE 138 5/6/2005 SEA 274 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81 8/30/2003 NYY 217 8/6/2006 @TB 148 6/21/2005 @CLE 284 9/7/2008 @TEX 351 4/2/2011 @TEX 15 7/6/2000 BOS 82 9/3/2003 @CHW 218 8/8/2006 @KC 149 6/24/2005 @PHI 285 9/15/2008 @TBR 352 5/2/2011 LAA 16 8/17/2000 KC 83 9/3/2003 @CHW 219 8/16/2006 DET 150 7/5/2005 @TEX 286 9/17/2008 @TBR 353 5/3/2011 LAA 17 8/22/2000 TB 84 9/9/2003 @BAL 220 8/18/2006-2 NYY 151 7/6/2005 @TEX 287 9/17/2008 @TBR 354 5/10/2011 @TOR 18 9/1/2000 @NYY 85 9/15/2003 TB 221 8/20/2006 NYY 152 7/14/2005 NYY 288 9/21/2008 @TOR 355 5/11/2011 @TOR 19 9/4/2000 BAL 86 9/22/2003 BAL 222 8/23/2006 @LAA 153 7/15/2005 NYY 289 9/22/2008 CLE 356 5/15/2011 @NYY 20 9/7/2000 @BOS 87 9/23/2003 BAL 223 8/24/2006 @LAA 154 7/24/2005 @CHW 2009 WITH BOSTON 357 5/19/2011 DET 88 9/24/2003 BAL 224 8/27/2006 @SEA 2001 WITH MINNESOTA 155 7/31/2005 MIN 290 5/20/2009 TOR 358 5/21/2011 CHC 21 4/3/2001 @DET 89 9/24/2003 BAL 225 9/10/2006 KC 156 8/8/2005 TEX 291 6/6/2009 TEX 359 5/25/2011 @CLE 22 4/8/2001 @KC 226 9/17/2006-1 @NYY 2004 WITH BOSTON 157 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TB 193 6/4/2006 @DET 328 5/30/2010 KC 396 6/20/2012 MIA 127 9/18/2004 @NYY 263 9/21/2007 @TB 2003 WITH BOSTON 194 6/6/2006 @NYY 329 6/2/2010 OAK 397 6/25/2012 TOR 128 9/20/2004 BAL 264 9/25/2007 OAK 59 4/27/2003 @ANA 195 6/11/2006-1 TEX 330 6/15/2010 ARI 398 6/25/2012 TOR 129 9/22/2004 BAL 265 9/27/2007 MIN 60 5/24/2003 CLE 196 6/17/2006 @ATL 331 6/17/2010 ARI 399 6/27/2012 TOR 130 10/1/2004 @BAL 266 9/28/2007 MIN 61 6/7/2003 @MIL 197 6/18/2006 @ATL 332 6/18/2010 LAD 62 6/27/2003 FLA 198 6/21/2006 WSN 333 6/27/2010 @SFG YEAR BY YEAR TOTALS ORTIZ’S ALL-TIME HOME RUN BREAKDOWN Year Team HR BY OPPONENT (26 TEAMS) BY BALLPARK (27 PARKS) BY PITCHER (272 PITCHERS) SPLITS 1993 DSL Mariners 7 Opponent HR Ballpark HR Pitcher HR Split HR 1994 AZL Mariners 2 Blue Jays 46 Fenway Park 164 Roy Halladay 6 Minnesota 58 1995 AZL Mariners 4 Devil Rays/Rays 40 Rogers Centre 30 Jamie Moyer 5 Boston 341 1996 Wisconsin 18 Yankees 37 Tropicana Field 25 A.J.
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  • A Geographical Look at Home Runs

    A Geographical Look at Home Runs

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  • The Business of Minor League Baseball: Amateur Eligibility Rules

    The Business of Minor League Baseball: Amateur Eligibility Rules

    Case Western Reserve Law Review Volume 56 Issue 3 Article 15 2006 The Business of Minor League Baseball: Amateur Eligibility Rules Peter A. Carfagna John Farrell Mike Hazen Follow this and additional works at: https://scholarlycommons.law.case.edu/caselrev Part of the Law Commons Recommended Citation Peter A. Carfagna, John Farrell, and Mike Hazen, The Business of Minor League Baseball: Amateur Eligibility Rules, 56 Case W. Rsrv. L. Rev. 695 (2006) Available at: https://scholarlycommons.law.case.edu/caselrev/vol56/iss3/15 This Symposium is brought to you for free and open access by the Student Journals at Case Western Reserve University School of Law Scholarly Commons. It has been accepted for inclusion in Case Western Reserve Law Review by an authorized administrator of Case Western Reserve University School of Law Scholarly Commons. THE BUSINESS OF MINOR LEAGUE BASEBALL: AMATEUR ELIGIBILITY RULES PeterA. Carfagnat John Farrelll Mike Hazen* I. A BRIEF OVERVIEW OF KEY RULES In this presentation, we will explore the eligibility rules of profes- sional baseball. Generally, we will look into when and why a young man should choose to turn professional. I will begin by throwing out a few provocative rules, and then we will see how the rules line up against the reality of an individual player's ability. The draft is covered in the official rules of Major League Baseball (MLB) under Rule 4.' The draft is held every June 2 by conference call among the thirty major league clubs, and the draft lasts fifty rounds. To be eligible for the first-year player draft, a player must be a resi- dent of the U.S.