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Yankees' Paul Goldschmidt ties Red Sox Hall of Famer on all-time MLB record list
TL;DR
Paul Goldschmidt of the Yankees hit his 376th career home run, tying him for 81st on the all-time MLB record list with a Red Sox Hall of Famer. The milestone homer came on the first pitch of the game.
Key points
- Paul Goldschmidt hit his 376th career home run
- He ties for 81st all-time in MLB history
- The home run came on the first pitch of the game
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The MLB all-time home run list is a really fun thing to explore.
That's especially true when one of the most prolific active players hits a homer. That's what New York Yankees' first baseman Paul Goldschmidt provided on Tuesday night.
Goldy launched the 376th home run of his career, which ties him for 81st all-time. He didn't waste any time, either -- it was the first pitch of the game.
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He's tied with another active slugger, Manny Machado.
He's also tied with a Hall of Famer: Carlton Fisk, who first earned his fame with the Boston Red Sox.
Goldschmidt can soon move up into another tie: Both Jeff Kent and Norm Cash hit 377 home runs.
Q&A
How many home runs does Paul Goldschmidt have in his MLB career?
Paul Goldschmidt has hit 376 home runs in his MLB career.
Which Red Sox Hall of Famer did Paul Goldschmidt tie on the all-time home run list?
Paul Goldschmidt tied with a Red Sox Hall of Famer at 81st on the all-time MLB home run list.
What was significant about Goldschmidt's 376th home run?
Goldschmidt's 376th home run was significant as it came on the first pitch of the game and marked a tie on the all-time home run list.
