[BobK]

DBacks - Paul Goldschmidt
Rockies - Todd Helton

Helton is correct! Goldschmidt is close -- he has the second most homers in D-Backs history.

Diamondbacks --
Dodgers -- Snider, 389
Giants -- Mays, 646
Padres -- Colbert, 163
Rockies -- Helton, 369

Luis Gonzalez.

What is Gonzales most known for?

Correct, Gonzalez has the most HRs in Diamondback history, with 224.

I remember him for his game-winning walk-off hit in the 7th game of the World Series against the Yankees.

Yes.  Off Mariano Rivera.  One can argue about who was the best closer of all time. But there can be no argument as to the best post season closer. Unreal numbers. 96 appearances, 85 unscored upon.  140 innings. 0.7 ERA.  All with essentially one pitch.  Amazing.

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Let’s stick with HR theme. This will be harder. All-Time HR Leaders NL East teams

Mets:
Braves: Hank Aaron
Phillies: Del Ennis
Marlins:
Nats/Expos:


I’ll guess along with you.  You’ll have to trust me…..

[BobK]

DBacks - Paul Goldschmidt
Rockies - Todd Helton

Helton is correct! Goldschmidt is close -- he has the second most homers in D-Backs history.

Diamondbacks --
Dodgers -- Snider, 389
Giants -- Mays, 646
Padres -- Colbert, 163
Rockies -- Helton, 369

Luis Gonzalez.

What is Gonzales most known for?

Correct, Gonzalez has the most HRs in Diamondback history, with 224.

I remember him for his game-winning walk-off hit in the 7th game of the World Series against the Yankees.

Yes.  Off Mariano Rivera.  One can argue about who was the best closer of all time. But there can be no argument as to the best post season closer. Unreal numbers. 96 appearances, 85 unscored upon.  140 innings. 0.7 ERA.  All with essentially one pitch.  Amazing.

---

Let’s stick with HR theme. This will be harder. All-Time HR Leaders NL East teams

Mets:
Braves: Hank Aaron
Phillies: Del Ennis
Marlins:
Nats/Expos:


I’ll guess along with you.  You’ll have to trust me…..