All-time home run leaders for each MLB team

Jim Thome hit more than half his 600 home runs for his first team, the Cleveland Indians, making him the career leader for that storied franchise. Here is a list of all-time home run leaders for the 30 big league franchises:

Angels; Tim Salmon, 299

Dodgers; Duke Snider, 389

Arizona; Luis Gonzalez, 224

Atlanta; Hank Aaron, 733

Baltimore; Cal Ripken, 431

Boston; Ted Williams, 521

Chicago Cubs; Sammy Sosa, 545

Chicago White Sox; Frank Thomas, 334

Cincinnati; Johnny Bench, 389

Cleveland; Jim Thome, 334*

Colorado; Todd Helton, 333*

Detroit; Al Kaline, 399

Florida; Dan Uggla, 154*

Houston; Jeff Bagwell, 449

Kansas City; George Brett, 317

Minnesota; Harmon Killebrew, 559

Milwaukee; Robin Yount, 251

N.Y. Mets; Darryl Strawberry, 252

N.Y. Yankees; Babe Ruth, 659

Oakland; Mark McGwire, 363

Philadelphia; Mike Schmidt, 548

Pittsburgh; Willie Stargell, 475

St. Louis; Stan Musial, 475

San Diego; Nate Colbert, 163

San Francisco; Willie Mays, 646

Seattle; Ken Griffey Jr., 417

Tampa Bay; Carlos Pena, 144*

Texas; Juan Gonzalez, 372

Toronto; Carlos Delgado, 336

Washington; Vladimir Guerrero, 234*

* Denotes active player