PHR Standings as of July 24, 2015

PHR..HR..GL..Player/League

51.....27...67..G. Stanton/N

50.....29...67..A. Pujols/A

47.....27...68..B. Harper/N

47.....28...67..M. Trout/A

46.....27...67..J. Martinez/A

43.....35...21..J. Amador/Mex

Japhet Amador still leads all of Organized Baseball with 35 longballers, but only has 21 games left. His PHR if adjusted for 162 game season would be 62 making him a real contender for the 60 homers club. Amador leads all MiLB by 9 homers and will win the MiLB HR title.

Stanton still has the highest per-game-Avg. and if he can start playing every day would win the HR title.

I see this race going down to the wire and anyone with 25 or more homers now are in that race.

PHR Standings at the All Star Break.

The 2015 All Star Game is tonight. My home town team will have three players on the AL roster tonight and find the Angles in first place in the ALW. Pujols and Trout are two of seven players that will be battling it out to win the Home Run Title. 

Very hard to make the 60 Homers Club without 33 homers by the All Star Game so I am calling it now that no one will hit 60 this year.

All players with 20 or more homers are listed. Players are listed by PHR.

PHR..HR..player/lg/class

59.....27..G. Stanton/N/MLB

52.....26..A. Pujols/A/MLB

50.....25..T. Frazier/N/MLB

50.....25..J. Martinez/MLB

50.....26..B. Harper/N/MLB

47.....26..M. Trout/A/MLB

44.....24..N. Are ado/N/MLB

41.....22..M. Teixeira/A/MLB

41.....30..J. Amador/Mex/AAA

39.....24..A.B. Walker/Southern/AA

39.....21..P. Goldschmidt/N/MLB

38.....21..N. Cruz/A/MLB

37.....21..J. Donaldson/A/MLB

36.....20..J. Peterson/N/MLB

32....20...A. Duvall/PC/AAA

23....23..A.J. Reed/Calif/A. Adv.

   Astros have sent Reed to the AA Texas League so as far as his HR title race goes he will have 23 as his finial total.