Giancarlo Stanton, a slugger for the Yankees, hit his 400th career home run on Tuesday against the Tigers.
With usual "Stantonian" flair, the 33-year-old from New York sent Jose Cisnero's,
fastball 451 feet over the left-center field wall to score his 400th run. He moved up to position 58,
in MLB history with 400 career home runs. The only players in MLB who are still playing,
who have 400 or more career home runs are Stanton, Nelson Cruz, and Miguel Cabrera,
who each have 464 and 510 respectively. Stanton joins Mark Teixeira, Carlos Beltran, Alfonso Soriano,
Alex Rodriguez, Gary Sheffield, Reggie Jackson, Mickey Mantle, Lou Gehrig,
and Babe Ruth as the 10th Yankee with 400+ home runs in franchise history.