Notable MLB players who hit more than 253 home runs for one team

Pete Alonso set the New York Mets franchise record with his 253rd home run. The franchise celebrated it like he passed Barry Bonds, Hank Aaron and Johnny Bench. In case anyone was wondering, Alonso passed Darryl Strawberry, who likely would have had many more home runs for New York if his career wasn't disrupted by so many self-creatived pitfalls. So, who are some of the players since 1962 when the Mets' franchise was born that have hit that many home runs for one team since? There are many.

Hank Aaron

Home runs: 480 with Braves

Albert Pujols

Home runs: 469 with Cardinals

Harmon Killebrew

Home runs: 419 with Twins

Mike Trout

Home runs: 398 (and counting) with Angels

Jose Canseco

Home runs: 254 with Athletics

Mark McGwire

Home runs: 363 with Athletics

Barry Bonds

Home runs: 586 with Giants

Willie Stargell

Home runs: 475 with Pirates

Aaron Judge

Home runs: 353 (and counting) with Yankees

Mike Schmidt

Home runs: 548 with Phillies

Johnny Bench

Home runs: 389 with Reds

Ken Griffey Jr.

Home runs: 417 with Mariners

Sammy Sosa

Home runs: 545 with Cubs

Frank Thomas

Home runs: 447 with White Sox

Cal Ripken Jr.

Home runs: 431 with Orioles

Carlos Delgado

Home runs: 336 with Blue Jays

Frank Robinson

Home runs: 290 with Reds

Willie Mays

Home runs: 330 with Giants

Giancarlo Stanton

Home runs: 267 with Marlins

Juan Gonzalez

Home runs: 372 with Rangers

Jim Thome

Home runs: 337 with Cleveland

Todd Helton

Home runs: 369 with Rockies

Jeff Bagwell

Home runs: 449 with Astros

David Ortiz

Home runs: 524 with Red Sox

George Brett

Home runs: 317 with Royals

Evan Longoria

Home runs: 261 with Rays

Carl Yazstremski

Home runs: 441 with Red Sox

Willie McCovey

Home runs: 425 with Giants

This article originally appeared on The List Wire: Stars who hit 253 or more home runs with one team since 1962