Home Run Records by a Team During A Game by Baseball Almanac

Home Runs in a Game by a Team Records

Home run records set by the teams during a game including most, most by both teams, most on Opening Day, and several other variations. Presented below in alphabetical order are home run records set by the teams during a game.

09/18/2006 Dodgers Post Game Press Conference (Tied NL Record [below] for Consecutive Home Runs in a Game): "This will be a game that people around here will remember for a long time." - Manager Grady Little; "People were in here celebrating like we won the World Series. It was the best game I've ever seen." - Starting Pitcher Brad Penny; "Thank God Grady put me in there. This is absolutely the most wonderful night of my career. I hit a fastball, but I don't know if it was up or down, in or out." - Marlon Anderson; "I've never seen anything like this in a 15-plus-year career. It was an incredible finish. But it's just one game in 162. It was a great game, but for me, I have to take this in stride." - Jeff Kent

Home Run Records By ONE Team in Different Type Games
Record	Lg	Record Setting Team(s)	Opponent	Data / Box Score
Most In A Doubleheader	AL	New York	Philadelphia	13	06-28-1939
Most In A Doubleheader	NL	Milwaukee	Pittsburgh	12	08-30-1953
Most In A Game	AL	Toronto	Baltimore	10	09-14-1987
Most In A Game	NL	Cincinnati	Philadelphia	9	09-04-1999
Most In A Game (On Opening Day)	AL	New York	Philadelphia	5	04-12-1932
		Boston	Washington		04-12-1965
		Milwaukee	Boston		04-10-1980
		Cleveland	Texas		04-27-1995
		Minnesota	Kansas City		04-01-2002
	NL	New York	Montreal	6	04-04-1988
Most In A Game With No Other Runs	AL	Oakland	Minnesota	6	08-03-1991
	NL	New York	Chicago	5	06-16-1930
		St. Louis	Brooklyn		09-01-1953
		Cincinnati	Milwaukee		04-16-1955
		Chicago	Pittsburgh		04-21-1964
		Pittsburgh	Los Angeles		05-07-1973
		Colorado	San Francisco		05-09-1994
		Atlanta	Colorado		04-19-1998
Most By Different Players On Same Team In A Game	AL	Baltimore	Boston	7	05-17-1967
		Oakland	California		06-27-1996
		Detroit	Toronto		06-20-2000
	NL	Cincinnati	Philadelphia	8	09-04-1999
Most By The Infielders In A Game	AL	New York	Philadelphia	5	06-03-1932
		New York	Philadelphia		05-24-1936
		Cleveland	Philadelphia		06-18-1941
		Boston	St. Louis		06-08-1950
	NL	Milwaukee	Brooklyn	6	07-31-1954
	NL	Montreal	Atlanta	6	07-30-1978
Most By The Outfielders In A Game	AL	New York	Chicago	5	07-28-1940
		Cleveland	New York		07-13-1945
		Cleveland	Baltimore		06-10-1959
		New York	Boston		05-30-1961
	NL	Cincinnati	Milwaukee	6	08-18-1956
	NL	San Francisco	Milwaukee	6	04-30-1961
Record	Lg	Record Setting Team(s)	Opponents	Data / Box Score
Home Run Records By ONE Team in ONE Game in ONE Inning
Record	Lg	Record Setting Team(s)	Opponents	Data / Box Score
Most In Any Inning	AL	Minnesota	Kansas City	5	06-09-1966 7^th Inning
		Rich Rollins
		Zoilo Versalles
		Tony Oliva
		Don Mincher
		Harmon Killebrew
	NL	New York	Cincinnati	5	06-06-1939 4^th Inning
		Burgess Whitehead
		Manny Salvo
		Jo-Jo Moore
		Harry Danning
		Frank Demaree
		Philadelphia	Cincinnati		06-02-1949 4^th Inning
		Del Ennis
		Andy Seminick
		Willie Jones
		Schoolboy Rowe
		Andy Seminick
		San Francisco	Cincinnati		08-23-1961 9^th Inning
		Orlando Cepeda
		Felipe Alou
		Jim Davenport
		Willie Mays
		John Orsino
		Milwaukee	Cincinnati		04-22-2006 4^th Inning
		Bill Hall
		Damian Miller
		Brady Clark
		J.J. Hardy
		Prince Fielder
Most Consecutively In Any Inning	AL	Cleveland	Los Angeles	4	07-31-1963 6^th Inning
		Woodie Held	Paul Foytack
		Pedro Ramos	Paul Foytack
		Tito Francona	Paul Foytack
		Larry Brown	Paul Foytack
		Minnesota	Kansas City		05-02-1964 11^th Inning
		Tony Oliva	Dan Pfister
		Bob Allison	Dan Pfister
		Jimmie Hall	Dan Pfister
		Harmon Killebrew	Vern Handrahan
		Boston	New York		04-22-2007 3^rd Inning
		Manny Ramirez	Chase Wright
		J.D. Drew	Chase Wright
		Mike Lowell	Chase Wright
		Jason Varitek	Chase Wright
		Chicago	Kansas City		08-14-2008 1^st Inning
		Jim Thome	Joel Peralta
		Paul Konerko	Joel Peralta
		Alexei Ramirez	Joel Peralta
		Juan Uribe	Robinson Tejeda
	NL	Milwaukee	Cincinnati	4	06-08-1961 7^th Inning
		Eddie Mathews	Jim Maloney
		Hank Aaron	Jim Maloney
		Joe Adcock	Marshall Bridges
		Frank Thomas	Marshall Bridges
		Los Angeles	San Diego		09-18-2006 9^th Inning
		Jeff Kent	Jon Adkins
		J.D. Drew	Jon Adkins
		Russell Martin	Trevor Hoffman
		Marlon Anderson	Trevor Hoffman
Record	Lg	Record Setting Team(s)	Opponents	Data / Box Score
Home Runs By ONE Team in ONE Game & ONE Inning

Home Run Record Book By BOTH Teams in Different Type Games
Record	Lg	Record Setting Team(s)	#	Record Setting Team(s)	#	Data / Box Score
Most In A Doubleheader By Both Teams	AL	New York	9	Philadelphia	5	14	05-22-1930
							05-22-1930
		Chicago	7	Texas	7		08-28-1998
							08-28-1998
	NL	Milwaukee	9	Chicago	6	15	05-30-1956
							05-30-1956
Most In A Game By Both Teams	AL	Detroit	7	Chicago	5	12	05-28-1995
		Detroit	6	Chicago	6		07-02-2002
	NL	Pittsburgh	6	Cincinnati	5	11	08-12-1966
							13 Innings
		Chicago	7	New York	4		06-11-1967
		Chicago	6	Cincinnati	5		07-28-1977
							13 Innings
		Chicago	6	Philadelphia	5		05-17-1979
							10 Innings
Most In A Game By Both Teams (On Opening Day)	AL	New York	5	Philadelphia	2	7	04-12-1932
		Boston	5	Washington	2		04-12-1965
		Milwaukee	5	Boston	2		04-10-1980
		Cleveland	5	Texas	2		04-27-1995
		Milwaukee	4	California	3		04-02-1996
	NL	New York	6	Montreal	1	7	04-04-1988
		Atlanta	4	Chicago	3		04-05-1988
		Atlanta	5	San Francisco	2		04-01-1996
Most In A Game By Both Teams With No Other Runs	AL	Cleveland	4	New York	0	4	08-02-1956
		New York	4	Baltimore	0		05-13-1973
	NL	San Francisco	3	Milwaukee	2	5	08-30-1962
		Montreal	3	San Diego	2		05-16-1986
Record	Lg	Record Setting Team(s)	#	Record Setting Team(s)	#	Data / Box Score
Home Runs By BOTH Teams in ONE Game

Team-By-Team Home Run Records Most Home Runs in ONE Game by Every Team
American League Teams	#	Opponent	Date / Box Score
Baltimore Orioles	7	Boston	05-17-1967
Baltimore Orioles	7	California	08-26-1985
Boston Red Sox	8	Toronto	07-04-1977
Chicago White Sox	7	Kansas City	04-23-1955
Cleveland Indians	8	Milwaukee	04-25-1997
Cleveland Indians	8	Seattle	07-16-2004
Detroit Tigers	8	Toronto	06-20-2000
Detroit Tigers	8	Chicago [NL]	06-18-2006
Kansas City Royals	6	Detroit	07-14-1991
Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim	7	Montreal	06-04-2003
Minnesota Twins	8	Washington	08-29-1963
New York Yankees	8	Philadelphia	06-28-1939
New York Yankees	8	Chicago	07-31-2007
Oakland Athletics	8	California	06-27-1996
Seattle Mariners	7	Oakland	04-11-1985
		Milwaukee	07-31-1996
		Anaheim	07-05-1999
		Chicago	05-02-2002
Tampa Bay Devil Rays	6	Kansas City	08-10-2002
		Kansas City	06-11-2006
		New York	05-07-2009
Texas Rangers	8	Houston	05-21-2005
Texas Rangers	8	Los Angeles	06-30-2005
Toronto Blue Jays^{(A.L. Record)}	10	Baltimore	09-14-1987
National League Teams	#	Opponent	Date / Box Score
Arizona Diamondbacks	5	Seattle	06-26-1998
		Colorado	09-22-1998
		Houston	07-07-1999
		San Francisco	08-04-1999
		San Diego	04-10-2000
		Colorado	09-28-2002
Atlanta Braves	8	Chicago	05-28-2006
Chicago Cubs	7	New York	06-11-1967
		San Diego	08-19-1970
		San Diego	05-17-1977
Cincinnati Reds^{(N.L. Record)}	9	Philadelphia	09-04-1999
Colorado Rockies	7	Montreal	04-05-1997
Florida Marlins	6	Houston	04-11-2008
Houston Astros	7	Chicago	09-09-2000
Los Angeles Dodgers	8	Milwaukee	05-23-2002
Milwaukee Brewers	7	Cleveland	04-29-1980
New York Mets	7	Philadelphia	04-19-2005
Philadelphia Phillies	7	New York	09-08-1998
Pittsburgh Pirates	7	Boston	06-08-1894
		St. Louis	08-16-1947
		St. Louis	08-20-2003
St. Louis Cardinals	7	Brooklyn	05-07-1940
St. Louis Cardinals	7	Chicago	07-12-1996
San Diego Padres	6	Cincinnati	07-17-1998
San Francisco Giants	8	Milwaukee	04-30-1961
Washington Nationals	8	Atlanta	07-30-1978
Team(s)	#	Opponents	Date / Box Score
Most Home Runs in ONE Game by Every Team

On May 1, 1920, the Boston Braves played the Brooklyn Dodgers in a twenty-six inning game where neither club hit a home run setting the Major League record for longest game without a home run by either team.

On July 4, 1977, the Boston Red Sox hit eight home runs against the Toronto Blue Jays. Seven of them were hit with nobody on base setting the Major League record for most home runs in a game with nobody on base.

On September 4, 1999, eight players from the Cincinnati Reds hit a home run in a game versus the Philadelphia Phillies setting a Major League record for most players with a home run during a game.

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