Most home runs in a single postseason

Only 11 players have homered at least 7 times in a single postseason, with all coming in the Wild Card era (since '95)

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Troy Glaus | 2002 Angels | 7 HRs Glaus had a .344/.420/.770 slash line in the ‘02 postseason and was named World Series MVP

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B.J. Upton | 2008 Rays | 7 HRs After going homerless in his first 2 postseason games, Upton went deep 7 times in an 8-game span

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Jayson Werth | 2009 Phillies | 7 HRs Werth had 2 multi-homer playoff games, including Game 5 of the NLCS, when the Phils finished off the Dodgers

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Daniel Murphy | 2015 Mets | 7 HRs Not known as a power hitter, Murphy set a record by going deep in 6 straight postseason games

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Jose Altuve | 2017 Astros | 7 HRs Altuve started his HR tear with a 3-homer outburst in Game 1 of the ALDS against the Red Sox

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Barry Bonds | 2002 Giants | 8 HRs Bonds homered 4 times in a 7-game World Series loss to the Angels

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Carlos Beltrán | 2004 Astros | 8 HRs Acquired by Houston from Kansas City as part of a 3-team trade, Beltrán went deep 4 times in both of the 1st 2 rounds

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Nelson Cruz | 2011 Rangers | 8 HRs 8 Cruz blasted 6 homers in the ALCS, the most by a player in any single postseason series

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Corey Seager | 2020 Dodgers | 8 HRs Seager was named MVP of the NLCS and World Series while hitting the most HRs by a shortstop in a postseason