HANK AARON - AP FILE 5.jpeg Jan 22, 2021 Jan 22, 2021 Updated Jan 22, 2021 Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save FILE - In this April 4, 1974, file photo, baseball commissioner Bowie Kuhn, right, presents Atlanta Braves' Hank Aaron with a trophy after he tied Babe Ruth's all-time home run record in Cincinnati. (AP Photo/Bob Johnson, File) As featured on +11 Hank Aaron, former MLB home run king, dead at 86 He finished his illustrious career with 755 home runs and more than 2,000 RBI -- both records at the time. Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save Forecast Radar Weather Jude Redfield's Wednesday morning forecast Poll Most Popular Articles Videos Articles2 Elizabethtown firefighters bitten by brown recluse spiders after infestation at stationClark County Sheriff Scottie Maples loses Republican primary to Kenny KavanaughShelby County residents raise concerns over proposed high-pressure gas pipelineJCPS superintendent to recommend approval of 2 school property salesCRAWFORD | Brotherhood: The moment after the Derby told a lifetime story for Jose and Irad OrtizBeshear freezes Kentucky gas tax, declares state of emergency amid price concernsJCPS falls short of planned budget cuts, reduces expenses by $115M in tentative budgetShively police looking for suspect who allegedly stole from clothing storeJCPS plans line of credit to pay staff amid $188 million budget shortfallNew bourbon-themed speakeasy opens on Louisville's Whiskey Row Videos
+11 Hank Aaron, former MLB home run king, dead at 86 He finished his illustrious career with 755 home runs and more than 2,000 RBI -- both records at the time.
