World Series Home Runs 1951-1975 in the National League

World Series Home Runs Logs: National League 1951-1975

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 National League World Series home run hit from 1951 to 1975.

"Brooklyn was a lovely place to hit." - Duke Snider

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	2	New York	Alvin Dark	1
1951 World Series	2	New York	Whitey Lockman	1
1952 World Series	6	Brooklyn	Pee Wee Reese	1
			Jackie Robinson	1
			Duke Snider	4
1953 World Series	8	Brooklyn	Roy Campanella	1
			Billy Cox	1
			Carl Furillo	1
			Jim Gilliam	2
			Gil Hodges	1
			George Shuba	1
			Duke Snider	1
1954 World Series	2	New York	Dusty Rhodes	2
1955 World Series	9	Brooklyn	Sandy Amoros	1
			Roy Campanella	2
			Carl Furillo	1
			Gil Hodges	1
			Duke Snider	4
1956 World Series	3	Brooklyn	Gil Hodges	1
			Jackie Robinson	1
			Duke Snider	1
1957 World Series	8	Milwaukee	Hank Aaron	3
			Del Crandall	1
			Johnny Logan	1
			Eddie Mathews	1
			Frank Torre	2
1958 World Series	3	Milwaukee	Bill Bruton	1
			Lew Burdette	1
			Del Crandall	2
1959 World Series	7	Los Angeles	Chuck Essegian	2
			Gil Hodges	1
			Wally Moon	1
			Charlie Neal	2
			Duke Snider	1
1960 World Series	4	Pittsburgh	Bill Mazeroski	2
			Rocky Nelson	1
			Hal Smith	1
1961 World Series	3	Cincinnati	Gordy Coleman	1
			Wally Post	1
			Frank Robinson	1
1962 World Series	5	San Francisco	Ed Bailey	1
			Tom Haller	1
			Chuck Hiller	1
			Willie McCovey	1
			Jose Pagan	1
1963 World Series	3	Los Angeles	Frank Howard	1
			Johny Roseboro	1
			Bill Skowron	1
1964 World Series	5	St. Louis	Ken Boyer	2
			Lou Brock	1
			Tim McCarver	1
			Mike Shannon	1
1965 World Series	5	Los Angeles	Ron Fairly	2
			Lou Johnson	2
			Wes Parker	1
1966 World Series	1	Los Angeles	Jim Lefebvre	1
1967 World Series	5	St. Louis	Lou Brock	1
			Bob Gibson	1
			Julian Javier	1
			Roger Maris	1
			Mike Shannon	1
1968 World Series	7	St. Louis	Lou Brock	2
			Orlando Cepeda	2
			Bob Gibson	1
			Tim McCarver	1
			Mike Shannon	1
1969 World Series	6	New York	Tommie Agee	1
			Donn Clendenon	3
			Ed Kranepool	1
			Al Weis	1
1970 World Series	5	Cincinnati	Johnny Bench	1
			Lee May	2
			Pete Rose	1
			Bobby Tolan	1
1971 World Series	5	Pittsburgh	Roberto Clemente	2
			Richie Hebner	1
			Bob Robertson	2
1972 World Series	3	Cincinnati	Johnny Bench	1
			Denis Menke	1
			Pete Rose	1
1973 World Series	4	New York	Wayne Garrett	2
			Cleon Jones	1
			Rusty Staub	1
1974 World Series	4	Los Angeles	Bill Buckner	1
			Willie Crawford	1
			Joe Ferguson	1
			Jimmy Wynn	1
1975 World Series	7	Cincinnati	Johnny Bench	1
			Dave Concepcion	1
			Cesar Geronimo	2
			Tony Perez	3
World Series	Total HRs	Team	Name(s)	Quantity
NL World Series Home Runs 1951 - 1975

Did you know that the National League player with the most World Series home runs is Duke Snider who connected eleven times during his career?

During the 1952 World Series, Duke Snider, who hit four home runs, became the first National League player to hit more than twolong balls during any single series.

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