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4 minutes ago, Natty said:

We have 6 guys who have 15 HR or more. Guess how many teams in history have had 6 players with 30 homers in the same year?. 

The season is almost 60% over, so really you'd need to be at 17-18 to be on pace for 30.   15 is more on pace for 25.

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51 minutes ago, Natty said:

We have 6 guys who have 15 HR or more. Guess how many teams in history have had 6 players with 30 homers in the same year?. 

Davis, Machado, and Schoop should get to 30 (if healthy). 

Trumbo, Jones, and Mancini probably finish with around 25-28.  I could see one of them breaking 30, but all three of them doing it is unlikely. 

Six breaking 25 is very possible. 

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