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The 'N.L. HR champs since 1994' quiz

Created on July 21, 2026 | Total tries: 15699 | Average Score: 28.2 out of 35 (81%) | Quiz FAQ

After digging themselves a massive hole to start the 2026 MLB season, the Philadelphia Phillies have clawed their way back into serious contention in the National League East.

They started the season 9-19, leading to the firing of manager Rob Thomson. But they replaced him with interim-manager Don Mattingly and now find themselves just three-games behind the Atlanta Braves following their 10-7 milestone-filled victory over the Los Angeles Dodgers.

Not only did shortstop Trae Turner hit two home runs to reach 200 for his career, Bryce Harper also hit his 200th home run since joining the Phillies in the win over the two-time defending champions.

Harper, who made his ninth All-Star team this season, was on fire for the month of June – hitting .305 with seven home runs and 20 RBIs in 27 games with the Phils going 18-9 in the process.

Which brings us to today’s quiz. The seventh-inning homer was the 384th of Harper’s career, and the future Hall of Famer has a chance to join the elite company of 400-HR hitters this season. With that being said, can you name every player to lead the National League in homers since 1994?

Good luck!

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Quiz Clue: Year / Team / HRs / Jersey # | Created on July 21, 2026 | Total tries: 15699 | Average Score: 28.2 out of 35 (81%) | Quiz FAQ

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2025 / PHI / 56 / #12

2024 / LAD / 54 / #17

2023 / ATL / 54 / #28

2022 / PHI / 46 / #12

2021 / SD / 42 / #23

2020 / ATL / 18 / #20

2019 / NYM / 53 / #20

2018 / COL / 38 / #28

2017 / MIA / 59 / #27

2016 / COL / 41 / #28

2016 / MIL / 41 / #33

2015 / COL / 42 / #28

2015 / WAS / 42 / #34

2014 / MIA / 37 / #27

2013 / PIT / 36 / #24

2013 / ARZ / 36 / #44

2012 / MIL / 41 / #8

2011 / LAD / 39 / #27

2010 / STL / 42 / #5

2009 / STL / 47 / #5

2008 / PHI / 48 / #6

2007 / MIL / 50 / #28

2006 / PHI / 58 / #6

2005 / ATL / 51 / #25

2004 / LAD / 48 / #29

2003 / PHI / 47 / #25

2002 / CHC / 49 / #21

2001 / SF / 73 / #25

2000 / CHC / 50 / #21

1999 / STL / 65 / #25

1998 / STL / 70 / #25

1997 / COL / 49 / #33

1996 / COL / 47 / #14

1995 / COL / 40 / #10

1994 / SF / 43 / #9

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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