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The 'MLB Home Run Derby champs' quiz
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The 'MLB Home Run Derby champs' quiz

Happy 34th birthday to nine-time MLB All-Star, four-time Silver Slugger, two-time MVP and 2012 National League Rookie of the Year, Bryce Harper!

Harper was one of the most highly-touted baseball prospects of his generation, and over the course of his 15-year career has lived up to the individual hype. At 19, he hit .270 with 22 home runs and 59 RBI as a rookie to win NL Rookie of the year and make his first All-Star appearance for the Washington Nationals. 

He spent the first seven seasons of his career in the nation’s capital, hitting 184 homers, racking up 27.7 WAR and winning MVP honors in 2015, but never finding success in October. He signed with the Phillies for the 2019 season (ironically, the year Washington finally won a World Series) and that postseason success has continued to elude him despite another MVP award, three All-Star appearances and learning to play first base.

After losing to the Atlanta Braves in the National League Wild Card round in 2026, Harper will be more desperate than ever 2027.

Which brings us to today’s quiz. Regardless of if he gets a ring, Harper will be remembered as one of the best power hitters of his generation, currently sitting eight dingers shy of 400 for his career and a Home Run Derby title to his credit. With that being said, can you name every player to win MLB’s annual Home Run Derby?

Good luck!

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2026 / STL / #18
Jordan Walker
2025 / SEA / #29
Cal Raleigh
2024 / LAD / #37
Teoscar Hernandez
2023 / TOR / #27
Vladimir Guerrero Jr.
2022 / WAS / #22
Juan Soto
2021 / NYM / #20
Pete Alonso
2019 / NYM / #20
Pete Alonso
2018 / WAS / #34
Bryce Harper
2017 / NYY / #99
Aaron Judge
2016 / MIA / #27
Giancarlo Stanton
2015 / CIN / #21
Todd Frazier
2014 / OAK / #52
Yoenis Cespedes
2013 / OAK / #52
Yoenis Cespedes
2012 / DET / #28
Prince Fielder
2011 / NYY / #24
Robinson Cano
2010 / BOS / #34
David Ortiz
2009 / MIL / #28
Prince Fielder
2008 / MIN / #33
Justin Morneau
2007 / LAA / #27
Vladimir Guerrero
2006 / PHI / #6
Ryan Howard
2005 / PHI / #53
Bobby Abreu
2004 / BAL / #10
Miguel Tejada
2003 / ANA / #16
Garret Anderson
2002 / NYY / #25
Jason Giambi
2001 / ARZ / #20
Luis Gonzalez
2000 / CHC / #21
Sammy Sosa
1999 / SEA / #24
Ken Griffey, Jr.
1998 / SEA / #24
Ken Griffey, Jr.
1997 / NYY / #24
Tino Martinez
1996 / SF / #25
Barry Bonds
1995 / CHW / #35
Frank Thomas
1994 / SEA / #24
Ken Griffey, Jr.
1993 / TEX / #19
Juan Gonzalez
1992 / OAK / #25
Mark McGwire
1991 / BAL / #8
Cal Ripken, Jr.
1990 / CHC / #23
Ryne Sandberg
1989 / CIN / #44
Eric Davis
1989 / TEX / #21
Ruben Sierra
1987 / CHC / #8
Andre Dawson
1986 / NYM / #18
Daryl Strawberry
1986 / CAL / #21
Wally Joyner
1985 / CIN / #39
Dave Parker

Tommy Fradenburg is a freelance writer and an alumni of UNC Chapel Hill currently based in Charlotte, North Carolina. He religiously follows his favorite teams The New York Yankees and Dallas Cowboys (yes, he knows) as well as his alma mater the Tar Heels and West Ham United F.C. in the Premier League. See more of his work on Twitter @tommyfradenburg.

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