The team that was supposed to break Major League Baseball's single-season home run record in 2019 has big-name sluggers from top to bottom.
In other words, not the Minnesota Twins.
In addition to an outstanding 47-24 record, the Twins have racked up 137 home runs thus far in 2019. That leads MLB, and their average of 1.93 homers per game works out to a full-season pace of 313. That would be 46 more than the record-setting 267 that the New York Yankees hit last season.