It is Trout. He passed Salmon 79 HRs ago which, sadly, was also sometime in the abbreviated 2020 season. Trout and Machado are the only active players to currently hold their franchise's HR record. I would think Pete has the next best shot, but he's going to need a contract first and that's up in the air at this point. TEAM PLAYER HRs #1 BRAVES Hank Aaron733 #2 GIANTS Willie Mays646 #3 YANKEES Babe Ruth639 #4 TWINS Harmon Killebrew559 #5 PHILLIES Mike Schmidt548 #6 545 #7 RED SOX Ted Williams521 #8 CARDINALS Stan Musial475 #9 PIRATES Willie Stargell475 #10 ASTROS Jeff Bagwell449 #11 448 #12 ORIOLES Cal Ripken Jr.431 #13 417 #14 TIGERS Al Kaline399 #15 REDS Johnny Bench389 #16 389 #17 372 #18 ROCKIES Todd Helton369 #19 ANGELS Mike Trout368 #20 363 #21 BREWERS Ryan Braun352 #22 337 #23 336 #24 ROYALS George Brett317 #25 NATIONALS Ryan Zimmerman284 #26 MARLINS Mike/Giancarlo Stanton267 #27 RAYS Evan Longoria261 #28 METSDarryl Strawberry 252 #29 DIAMONDBACKS Luis Gonzalez224 #30 PADRES Manny Machado164 That's it for the one team guys. The rest are simply franchise HR leaders. I filled in Mays both since that was obvious and had been mentioned. And for the remaining slots I've filled in the totals. Still out there are the two Chicago teams, the Mariners, Rangers, Dodgers, Jays, A's, and Indians/Guardians,