There were three times that a team had three players who each hit at least 40 home runs. The Braves did it once, the Rockies did it twice:
# 1973 Atlanta Braves: Hank Aaron, Darrell Evans, and Davey Johnson. # 1996 Colorado Rockies:Andres Galarraga 47, Ellis Burks 40, Vinny Castilla 40 # 1997 Colorado Rockies: Larry Walker 49, Andres Galarraga 41, Vinny Castilla 40
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Only three teams have had seven players with 20 or more home runs in one season: 2005 AL Texas Rangers:
Mark Teixeira / Hank Blalock / Michael Young / Alfonso Soriano /
Kevin Mench / David Dellucci / Rod Barajas
2000 AL Toronto Blue Jays:
Jose Cruz / Carlos Delgado / Tony Batista / Shannon Stewart /
Brad Fullmer / Darrin Fletcher / Raul Mondesi
1996 AL Baltimore Orioles:
Cal Ripken / Rafael Palmeiro / Bobby Bonilla / Roberto Alomar /
Brady Anderson / B.J. Surhoff / Chris Hoiles
One team has had six players with 25 or more home runs in one season:
2003 AL Boston Red Sox :
Nomar Garciaparra / Manny Ramirez / Kevin Millar / Jason Varitek / Trot Nixon / David Ortiz
16 teams have had six players with 20 or more home runs, namely the four listed above and: The 2009 AL New York Yankees, who already have six players with at least 20 home runs and two more in the chase as August 26: Mark Teixeira 31 Hideki Matsui 23 Alex Rodriguez 22 Johnny Damon 22 Nick Swisher 21
Robinson Cano 20 Jorge Posada 17 Derek Jeter 16
Other teams that have had six players with 20 or more home runs are: 2004 AL Chicago White Sox Paul Konerko / Carlos Lee / Joe Crede / Aaron Rowand / Juan Uribe / Jose Valentin 2004 AL New York Yankees Hideki Matsui / Alex Rodriguez / Gary Sheffield / Derek Jeter / Bernie Williams / Jorge Posada 2003 NL Atlanta Braves Andruw Jones / Gary Sheffield / Chipper Jones / Vinny Castilla / Marcus Giles / Javy Lopez 2003 AL Boston Red Sox Nomar Garciaparra / Manny Ramirez / Kevin Millar / Jason Varitek / Trot Nixon / David Ortiz 2001 AL Cleveland Indians Roberto Alomar / Jim Thome / Juan Gonzalez / Ellis Burks / Marty Cordova / Russell Branyan 1999 AL Texas Rangers Rafael Palmeiro / Todd Zeile / Rusty Greer / Lee Stevens / Ivan Rodriguez / Juan Gonzalez 1997 AL Seattle Mariners Ken Griffey / Jay Buhner / Edgar Martinez / Paul Sorrento / Alex Rodriguez / Russ Davis 1986 AL Detroit Tigers Alan Trammell / Darrell Evans / Lou Whitaker / Darnell Coles / Kirk Gibson / Lance Parrish 1965 NL Milwaukee Braves Gene Oliver / Joe Torre / Felipe Alou / Eddie Mathews / Hank Aaron / Mack Jones 1964 ALMinnesota Twins Bob Allison / Tony Oliva / Zoilo Versalles / Harmon Killebrew / Jimmie Hall / Don Mincher 1961 AL New York Yankees Elston Howard / Yogi Berra / Johnny Blanchard / Roger Maris / Mickey Mantle / Bill Skowron
There have been three occasions where a Major League Baseball team has had three players hit 40 or more home runs in a single season. These are:
1973 Atlanta Braves - Davey Johnson (43), Darrell Evans (41), Hank Aaron (40)No team has ever had fouror more players score 40+ home runs in a single season. The 1997 Colorado Rockies came closest, with Ellis Burks hitting 32 home runs for the season.
1996 Baltimore Orioles had 8 (or 7 if don't you include Murray's HRs with the Dodgers). I'm not sure if that's the record or not.