Atlanta Braves' all-time home run leaders

Atlanta Braves

Atlanta Braves' all-time home run leaders

Chipper Jones leads all Braves with 399 home runs in an Atlanta uniform. Next on the list of active players ... Jeff Francoeur.

CHIPPER JONES, 399 -- Braves' third baseman is now tied with Andres Galarraga and Al Kaline in career homers. Jones, who has played his entire career in Atlanta, is the only switch hitter in baseball to have a career batting average above .300 and more than 300 home runs.

DALE MURPHY, 371 -- The seven-time All-Star led the majors in home runs twice. A two-time MVP, Murphy in 1983 accomplished a 30-30 season while compiling a .300 batting average, and 120 RBIs. He hit all but 27 of his career home runs as a Brave.

ANDRUW JONES, 368 -- The 10-time Gold Glove is known for his acrobatic and basket catches in the outfield, but the former Brave holds the team's single-season home run record with 51 (2005).

HANK AARON, 335 -- The Hall of Famer hammered 755 career long balls over 22 seasons with the Braves (Milwaukee and Atlanta) and the Brewers. He remains baseball's career leader with 2,297 RBIs.

BOB HORNER, 215 -- The first-round draft pick of 1978 hit a home run in his first game with the Braves. The infielder went a record 210 career home runs without a grand slam.

JAVY LOPEZ, 214 -- In his last full season with the Braves, he hit the most home runs hit in a season by a catcher (43).

DAVE JUSTICE, 160 -- The three-time All-Star debuted with the Braves in 1990, capturing the Rookie of the Year award with 28 home runs. He finished his career with 305 home runs and became eligible for induction into the Baseball Hall of Fame this year.

RON GANT, 147 -- The two-time All-Star outfielder is only the third player in history to have 30 homers and 30 stolen bases two seasons in a row -- both with the Braves.

RYAN KLESKO, 139 -- The infielder hit at least 21 home runs in eight of his 13 major league season. A member of the Braves' 1995 World Series team, Klesko announced his retirement from baseball in April.

DARRELL EVANS, 131 -- The two-time Brave and two-time All-Star became the first player to hit 40 home runs in both leagues. The third-baseman ranks 41st on the all-time home runs list with 414.

JEFF FRANCOEUR, 66 -- Among the active players on the Atlanta roster, the right fielder is second behind Chipper Jones with the most homers as a Brave. The Braves' outfielder drove the ball over the fence in his major-league debut in 2005. On Wednesday, he fell a double short of the hitting for the cycle.

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CHIPPER JONES, 399 -- Braves' third baseman is now tied with Andres Galarraga and Al Kaline in career homers. Jones, who has played his entire career in Atlanta, is the only switch hitter in baseball to have a career batting average above .300 and more than 300 home runs.

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