World Series Home Runs 1951-1975 in the American League

World Series Home Runs 1951-1975 in the American League

True fans who were taught to love a team will set aside those favorites for the Fall Classic. League rivalries become the main focus of the show and the long ball has made taken our breath away. Baseball Almanac is pleased to present every American League World Series home run hit from 1951 to 1975.

"An aggressive, versatile player who can win ball games in the field, on the bases or at bat, Hank Bauer has the awesome look of a real Yankee." - Sports Illustrated

World Series Home Runs American League: 1903-1950 \| 1951-1975 \| 1976-Today National League: 1903-1950 \| 1951-1975 \| 1976-Today
World Series	Total HRs	Team	Name(s)	Quantity
1951 World Series	5	New York	Joe Collins	1
			Joe DiMaggio	1
			Gil McDougald	1
			Phil Rizzuto	1
			Gene Woodling	1
1952 World Series	10	New York	Yogi Berra	2
			Mickey Mantle	2
			Billy Martin	1
			Gil McDougald	1
			Johnny Mize	3
			Gene Woodling	1
1953 World Series	9	New York	Yogi Berra	1
			Joe Collins	1
			Mickey Mantle	2
			Billy Martin	2
			Gil McDougald	2
			Gene Woodling	1
1954 World Series	3	Cleveland	Hank Majeski	1
			Al Smith	1
			Vic Wertz	1
1955 World Series	8	New York	Yogi Berra	1
			Bob Cerv	1
			Joe Collins	2
			Elston Howard	1
			Mickey Mantle	1
			Gil McDougald	1
			Bill Skowron	1
1956 World Series	12	New York	Hank Bauer	1
			Yogi Berra	3
			Elston Howard	1
			Mickey Mantle	3
			Billy Martin	2
			Bill Skowron	1
			Enos Slaughter	1
1957 World Series	7	New York	Hank Bauer	2
			Yogi Berra	1
			Elston Howard	1
			Tony Kubek	2
			Mickey Mantle	1
1958 World Series	10	New York	Hank Bauer	4
			Mickey Mantle	2
			Gil McDougald	2
			Bill Skowron	2
1959 World Series	4	Chicago	Ted Kluszewski	3
1959 World Series	4	Chicago	Sherm Lollar	1
1960 World Series	10	New York	Yogi Berra	1
			Elston Howard	1
			Mickey Mantle	3
			Roger Maris	2
			Bobby Richardson	1
			Bill Skowron	2
1961 World Series	7	New York	Yogi Berra	1
			Johnny Blanchard	2
			Elston Howard	1
			Hector Lopez	1
			Roger Maris	1
			Bill Skowron	1
1962 World Series	3	New York	Clete Boyer	1
			Roger Maris	1
			Tom Tresh	1
1963 World Series	2	New York	Mickey Mantle	1
1963 World Series	2	New York	Tom Tresh	1
1964 World Series	10	New York	Clete Boyer	1
			Phil Linz	2
			Mickey Mantle	3
			Roger Maris	1
			Joe Pepitone	1
			Tom Tresh	2
1965 World Series	6	Minnesota	Bob Allison	1
			Mudcat Grant	1
			Harmon Killebrew	1
			Don Mincher	1
			Tony Oliva	1
			Zoilo Versalles	1
1966 World Series	4	Baltimore	Paul Blair	1
			Brooks Robinson	1
			Frank Robinson	2
1967 World Series	8	Boston	Rico Petrocelli	2
			Jose Santiago	1
			Reggie Smith	2
			Carl Yastrzemski	3
1968 World Series	8	Detroit	Norm Cash	1
			Willie Horton	1
			Al Kaline	2
			Mickey Lolich	1
			Dick McAuliffe	1
			Jim Northrup	2
1969 World Series	3	Baltimore	Don Buford	1
			Dave McNally	1
			Frank Robinson	1
1970 World Series	10	Baltimore	Don Buford	1
			Ellie Hendricks	1
			Dave McNally	1
			Boog Powell	2
			Merv Rettenmund	1
			Brooks Robinson	2
			Frank Robinson	2
1971 World Series	5	Baltimore	Don Buford	2
			Merv Rettenmund	1
			Frank Robinson	2
1972 World Series	5	Oakland	Joe Rudi	1
1972 World Series	5	Oakland	Gene Tenace	4
1973 World Series	2	Oakland	Bert Campaneris	1
1973 World Series	2	Oakland	Reggie Jackson	1
1974 World Series	4	Oakland	Ray Fosse	1
			Ken Holtzman	1
			Reggie Jackson	1
			Joe Rudi	1
1975 World Series	6	Boston	Bernie Carbo	2
			Dwight Evans	1
			Carlton Fisk	2
			Fred Lynn	1
World Series	Total HRs	Team	Name(s)	Quantity
AL World Series Home Runs 1951 - 1975

Did you know that the American League player with the most World Series home runs is Mickey Mantle who connected eighteen times during his Fall Classic career?

During the 1958 World Series, Hank Bauer went deep four times. The last American League player to equal that feat was Lou Gehrig during the 1928 World Series.

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