The Scariest Hitters in MLB History

💪Barry Bonds set records with his on-base percentage and intentional walks, striking fear in pitchers' hearts.

🍖Babe Ruth's unprecedented power and intimidating presence at the plate revolutionized the game.

🔥Albert Pujols' combination of power, contact, and consistency earned him a spot in the exclusive 700 Club.

⚾Ken Griffey Jr.'s smooth left-handed swing and incredible defensive skills made him one of the best players of his generation.

🧠Tony Gwynn's high baseball IQ and impeccable approach at the plate made him a nightmare for pitchers.

Who holds the record for the highest on-base percentage in MLB history?

—Barry Bonds holds the record for the highest on-base percentage in a single season at .609.

Who broke Babe Ruth's single-season home run record?

—Mark McGwire broke Babe Ruth's single-season home run record by hitting 70 home runs in the 1998 season.

How many career home runs did Albert Pujols hit?

—Albert Pujols hit 667 home runs in his career as of 2021.

What is Ken Griffey Jr.'s most memorable career moment?

—One of Ken Griffey Jr.'s most memorable career moments is his back-to-back home runs with his father, Ken Griffey Sr., in a game in 1990.

What made Tony Gwynn such a feared hitter?

—Tony Gwynn's high baseball IQ and ability to consistently make contact with the ball made him a feared hitter. He finished his career with a .338 batting average.

00:00Introduction to the scariest hitters in MLB history who instilled fear in pitchers.

03:32Barry Bonds' record-breaking on-base percentage and his ability to draw intentional walks.

06:25Babe Ruth's dominance during the home run era and his impact on the game.

09:37Albert Pujols' impressive combination of power, contact, and consistency.

13:22Ken Griffey Jr.'s smooth left-handed swing and incredible defensive skills.

17:55Tony Gwynn's high baseball IQ and impeccable approach at the plate.