Which MLB player hit the most home runs in their rookie season?

Study the game with the naked eye or on the stats sheet, and you will quickly learn what those in the batter's box already know: hitting a home run is a tough job.

While many Major Leaguers bat for average by putting the ball on the ground before hustling to get on base, those hitting clean-up set their sights a little further beyond the in-field.

Although brilliant fielders and the fleet of foot have entertained fans for well over a century, the long bombers still win the loudest of their cheers.

From a pair of Bash Brothers in the Bay Area to a Polar Bear in Queens Borough, here is the full list of Major League Baseballers to have hit at least 33 home runs in their rookie season.