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Leaders for career grand slams

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2022-08-01 06:15:03

The all-time leader in baseball history for grand slams is Alex Rodriguez, with 25. He hasn't played in a few seasons now.

Leaders in career grand slams

Albert Pujols ranks first among active players with 15.

The 42-year-old is playing his final season with the St. Louis Cards.

Manny Machado of the San Diego Padres has 12 career grand slams, good for 2nd among active players.

Machado is only 30 years old, so there's plenty of time ahead of him to climb the list.

Robinson Cano has 10 career grand slams, good for 65th all-time, tied with several others.

The Atlanta Braves' second baseman has been walking around lately. He is now 39 years old.

The great Giancarlo Stanton claims 9 career grand slams.

At 32, he'll provide a few more good seasons for the Yankees.

Nelson Cruz has eight career grand slams.

The hitter just turned 42. He plays for the Washington Nationals.

Didi Gregorius has also hit 8 grand slams in his career.

The Philadelphia Phillies shortstop is now 32 years old.

JD Martinez also has 8 career grand slams.

The Red Sox outfielder is now 34 years old.

Justin Upton closes out the club of 8.

The Seattle Mariners outfielder is 34 years old.

Javier Baez, Cody Bellinger, Nick Castellanos, Paul Goldschmidt, Yadier Molina and George Springer (pictured) all have 7 career grand slams.

Jose Altuve, Kris Bryant, Miguel Cabrera, Josh Donaldson, Bryce Harper (pictured), Marcell Ozuna, Hunter Renfroe...

...Anthony Rizzo, Marcus Semien and Mike Trout (pictured) have all reached the symbolic plateau of six career grand slams.

And about 15 current players have hit five career grand slams. But the question remains: do any of them have what it takes to hit 25, like A-Rod?

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