Retired#122B1992–2008T-85 all-time

Jeff Kent

Toronto Blue Jays, New York Mets, Cleveland Indians, San Francisco Giants, Houston Astros, Los Angeles Dodgers

Jeff Kent hit more home runs as a second baseman than anyone in history. He won the 2000 NL MVP with the Giants, batting behind Barry Bonds, and finished with 377 for six teams.

Bats / ThrowsRight / Right
Age58
Height / Weight6' 2" / 210 lb
BornMar 7, 1968 · Bellflower, CA, USA
MLB debutApr 12, 1992
Last gameSep 27, 2008
TeamsToronto Blue Jays 1992New York Mets 1992–1996Cleveland Indians 1996San Francisco Giants 1997–2002Houston Astros 2003–2004Los Angeles Dodgers 2005–2008
Career home runs
377
2298 games · 17 seasons
Best season
37
2002 · San Francisco Giants
All-time HR rank
T-85
Tied with 1 other · Next: Matt Williams (378), 2 to pass
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Season

Player’s Vault

11 badges earned
2Unicorn
4Rare Air
5Legend
  • UnicornSeasonMVP award2000
  • UnicornCareerHall of FameInducted 2026
  • ×20Rare AirGameMulti-homer gameFirst Jul 18, 1993 · latest Jun 5, 2008
  • Rare AirSeasonWorld Series home run2002 · 3 HR
  • Rare AirCareerHomered off every team30 of 30 clubs
  • Rare AirCareerMVP award2000
  • ×3LegendSeason30 home runs1998, 2000, 2002
  • ×4LegendSeasonPostseason home run1997, 2002, 2004, 2006 · 9 HR
  • LegendCareer300 home runs377 home runs
  • LegendCareerWorld Series ring1992
  • LegendCareer200 home runs377 home runs

Distance and exit-velocity badges count from 2015, when tracking began. Grand slams, walk-offs, inside-the-park, leadoff, pinch-hit, first-pitch, back-to-back, switch-hitting and ballpark badges count games from 2008 on.

Career arc

Home runs by season · tap a bar
Home runsSelected season

Personal records

Career

Longest of his career

Hardest hit of his career

Year by year

Regular season · MLB
SeasonTeamGPAHRRBIAVGOBPSLGOPSAB/HR
2008Los Angeles Dodgers1214741259.280.327.418.74536.7
2007Los Angeles Dodgers1365622079.302.375.500.87524.7
2006Los Angeles Dodgers1154731468.292.385.477.86229.1
2005Los Angeles Dodgers14963729105.289.377.512.88919.1
2004Houston Astros14560627107.289.348.531.87920.0
2003Houston Astros1305522293.297.351.509.86023.0
2002San Francisco Giants15268237108.313.368.565.93316.8
2001San Francisco Giants15969622106.298.369.507.87627.6
2000San Francisco Giants15969533125.334.424.5961.02017.8
1999San Francisco Giants13858523101.290.366.511.87722.2
1998San Francisco Giants13759431128.297.359.555.91417.0
1997San Francisco Giants15565129121.250.316.472.78820.0
19962 teams1284771255.284.330.432.76236.4
1995New York Mets1255142065.278.327.464.79123.6
1994New York Mets1074521468.292.341.475.81629.6
1993New York Mets1405442180.270.320.446.76623.6
19922 teams1023431150.239.312.430.74227.7
Career229895373771518.290.356.500.85622.5

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Jeff Kent home run facts
How many career home runs does Jeff Kent have?

Jeff Kent hit 377 career MLB home runs in 17 seasons (1992–2008), tied for 85th all-time.

Where does Jeff Kent rank on the all-time home run list?

Tied for 85th in MLB history with 377. Next: Matt Williams (378), 2 to pass.

What was Jeff Kent’s best home run season?

His most home runs in a season is 37, in 2002 with the San Francisco Giants, when he posted a .933 OPS.

Is Jeff Kent in the Hall of Fame?

Yes. Jeff Kent was inducted into the Baseball Hall of Fame in 2026.

What teams has Jeff Kent played for?

Toronto Blue Jays (1992); New York Mets (1992–1996); Cleveland Indians (1996); San Francisco Giants (1997–2002); Houston Astros (2003–2004); Los Angeles Dodgers (2005–2008).

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