Not a bad video. Keep up the good work. I would suggest showing the difference in the caliber of pitchers faced between the 4 "Kings" for perspective though.

@mitchlums5811

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That would be pretty sweet actually! First video like this. Going to try and do one of these type of videos monthly.

@calekarr10

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@mitchlums5811 looking forward to it!

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@mitchlums5811

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WOOOOOOOO new video this Friday too 👀

Also Sadaharu did it in while playing 130 game seasons. Also he did it facing pitchers that Aaron and Bonds would have, most likely, done more damage to. He's great, but he's not the home run king.

@mitchlums5811

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Yea no doubt in my mind they would have done massive damage in the NPB LMAO! Just a little video showcasing the person with most homeruns in professional baseball. Appreciate you watching the video!

@hanshintigersenglishnews

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So you're trying to put Bonds and Aaron against pitchers across the pond but still letting them have 162-game seasons? Would they have done as much damage in 130 games as Oh did? Would they have been able to keep themselves as healthy in Japan, where conditions were definitely not as favorable as they were in the US? Your comment is not more than speculation, so you can't say for sure that Oh is not the home run king. (For the record, his family name literally means King.)

@joespace4890

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@@hanshintigersenglishnews I was trying to say it's even more impressive that Oh did it in 130 game seasons, but that it seems a lot more likely to me that the best sluggers in MLB history would have done more damage in the NPB than Oh, than that Oh could have hit the most home runs in MLB history if given the chance. And ultimately, if we're speculating, then we have to give deference to the higher degree of competition in the MLB verse the NPB. Now if you want to argue that Ichiro is the true hit king, even though he doesn't have the most MLB hits, I'd probably agree.

@hanshintigersenglishnews

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@@joespace4890 Fair enough. I was just arguing that there are way too many factors to consider that go beyond hitting the ball over the fence. The best hitters in the world are not guaranteed success in Japan if they come over, and the same is true going the other way, too.