Good list. On the surface you think everyone will. Buuuuut
Stanton. Not sure of his contract with the Yankees, but if it goes beyond this year, I say yes, he will the closer he gets the more of the Yankees will make sure he has a legit shot at it
trout was an initial “for sure” but think he has the body of a 40-year-old man he is 92 home runs away in a non-steroids era power production decreases dramatically in your late 30s and he probably needs Parts of 4 years. I think your 40% number is right
Judge will become the DH when Stanton retires and I think he can hit until he’s 40. I think he easily gets to 500 but I don’t think he gets to 600
Manny needs 129 he presently seems to be hitting about 25 to 30 a year he will need all or parts of five years I guess if he becomes a DH it’s possible I’m just not liking the odds there
Bryce Harper like trout has a lot of tread on his tires. He’s a 25 HR player he’s going to need six years and on the edge of his 40th birthday to do it. I’ll say no to that
Schwarber is a weird one. It depends which guy we get the next few years, the one for his first 10 years or the one the last couple of years same age as Harper who have I voted for only two? Yankees at that how terrible of me calling me skeptical on Schwarber although I hope he gets it
I am surprised Shohei is as far away as he is however, he’s only 31 I think I think because of his size he plays till 40 I think after this year and next he will need about 120 or 130 home runs and he will have seven years to do it. I like those odds but will he hit six or 700 I do not think so just shows you how incredibly difficult some of these all-time records are
what did Albert hit? 700? Remarkable
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