Retired#44CF1995–2011T-207 all-time

Mike Cameron

“Cammy” · Chicago White Sox, Cincinnati Reds, Seattle Mariners, New York Mets, San Diego Padres, Milwaukee Brewers, Boston Red Sox, Florida Marlins

Bats / ThrowsRight / Right

Age53

Height / Weight6' 2" / 210 lb

BornJan 8, 1973 · La Grange, GA, USA

MLB debutAug 27, 1995

Last gameSep 12, 2011

TeamsChicago White Sox 1995–1998Cincinnati Reds 1999Seattle Mariners 2000–2003New York Mets 2004–2005San Diego Padres 2006–2007Milwaukee Brewers 2008–2009Boston Red Sox 2010–2011Florida Marlins 2011

Career home runs

278

1955 games · 17 seasons

Best season

2004 · New York Mets

All-time HR rank

T-207

Tied with 1 other · Next: Ted Kluszewski (279), 2 to pass

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Season

Player’s Vault

7 badges earned

2Unicorn

2Rare Air

3Legend

UnicornGameFour home runsMay 2, 2002 · @ Chicago White Sox
UnicornGameThree home runsMay 2, 2002 · @ Chicago White Sox
×18Rare AirGameMulti-homer gameFirst Jun 26, 1997 · latest Sep 3, 2011
Rare AirCareerHomered off every team30 of 30 clubs
LegendSeason30 home runs2004
LegendSeasonPostseason home run2001 · 1 HR
LegendCareer200 home runs278 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

Season	Team	G	PA	HR	RBI	AVG	OBP	SLG	OPS	AB/HR
2011	2 teams	78	269	9	27	.203	.285	.359	.644	26.3
2010	Boston Red Sox	48	180	4	15	.259	.328	.401	.729	40.5
2009	Milwaukee Brewers	149	628	24	70	.250	.342	.452	.794	22.7
2008	Milwaukee Brewers	120	508	25	70	.243	.331	.477	.808	17.8
2007	San Diego Padres	151	651	21	78	.242	.328	.431	.759	27.2
2006	San Diego Padres	141	634	22	83	.268	.355	.482	.837	25.1
2005	New York Mets	76	343	12	39	.273	.342	.477	.819	25.7
2004	New York Mets	140	562	30	76	.231	.319	.479	.798	16.4
2003	Seattle Mariners	147	612	18	76	.253	.344	.431	.775	29.7
2002	Seattle Mariners	158	640	25	80	.239	.340	.442	.782	21.8
2001	Seattle Mariners	150	633	25	110	.267	.353	.480	.833	21.6
2000	Seattle Mariners	155	643	19	78	.267	.365	.438	.803	28.6
1999	Cincinnati Reds	146	636	21	66	.256	.357	.469	.826	25.8
1998	Chicago White Sox	141	443	8	43	.210	.285	.336	.621	49.5
1997	Chicago White Sox	116	446	14	55	.259	.356	.433	.789	27.1
1996	Chicago White Sox	11	12	0	0	.091	.167	.091	.258	—
1995	Chicago White Sox	28	44	1	2	.184	.244	.316	.560	38.0
Career		1955	7884	278	968	.249	.338	.444	.782	24.6

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Quick answers

Mike Cameron home run facts

How many career home runs does Mike Cameron have?

Mike Cameron hit 278 career MLB home runs in 17 seasons (1995–2011), tied for 207th all-time.

Where does Mike Cameron rank on the all-time home run list?

Tied for 207th in MLB history with 278. Next: Ted Kluszewski (279), 2 to pass.

What was Mike Cameron’s best home run season?

His most home runs in a season is 30, in 2004 with the New York Mets, when he posted a .798 OPS.

What teams has Mike Cameron played for?

Chicago White Sox (1995–1998); Cincinnati Reds (1999); Seattle Mariners (2000–2003); New York Mets (2004–2005); San Diego Padres (2006–2007); Milwaukee Brewers (2008–2009); Boston Red Sox (2010–2011); Florida Marlins (2011).

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