1) Hack Wilson - 56 in 1930.
2) Hank Sauer - 41 in 1954.
3) Ernie Banks - 44 in 1955, 43 in 1957, 47 in 1958, 45 in 1959, 41 in 1960.
4) Billy Williams - 42 in 1970.
5) Dave Kingman - 48 in 1979.
6) Andre Dawson - 49 in 1987.
7) Sammy Sosa - 40 in 1996, 66 in 1998, 63 in 1999, 50 in 2000, 64 in 2001, 49 in 2002, 40 in 2003.
8) Derrek Lee - 46 in 2005.
Sammy Sosa hit 66 home runs in the year 1998, which set a Chicago Cubs single-season record.
No one has ever hit more than 4 home runs in single game in the MLB.
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In 2006, Jermaine Dye hit 44 home runs and Jim Thome hit 42.
In 2012, Anthony Rizzo hit 15 home runs for the Chicago Cubs.
Sammy Sosa hit 66 home runs in the year 1998, which set a Chicago Cubs single-season record.
No one has ever hit more than 4 home runs in single game in the MLB.
In 2009, Derrek Lee led the Chicago Cubs in home runs, with 35.
3 home Runs in a single GameAlex Rodriguez hit three home runs in a single game 3 times.
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Barry Bonds hit the most home runs in a single postseaon with 8 in 2002.
In 2006, Jermaine Dye hit 44 home runs and Jim Thome hit 42.
The most home runs Babe Ruth hit in a single season was 60. He did this in 1927.
The Chicago White Sox led the majors in Home Runs with 235.
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In 2007, Alfonso Soriano hit 33 home runs for the Chicago Cubs.
In 2012, Anthony Rizzo hit 15 home runs for the Chicago Cubs.