Cincinnati Reds Home Runs Leaders

Career totals with the Reds and the best single seasons in club history. Records run through the 2025 season.

Johnny Bench holds the Reds career record with 389 home runs. The single-season record is 52, by George Foster in 1977.

All-time Reds leaders

Career totals with the club

#	Player	With the club	HR	G
1	Johnny Bench	1967–1983	389	2,158
2	Joey Votto	2007–2023	356	2,056
3	Frank Robinson	1956–1965	324	1,502
4	Tony Perez	1964–1986	287	1,948
5	Adam Dunn	2001–2008	270	1,087
6	Ted Kluszewski	1947–1957	251	1,339
7	George Foster	1971–1981	244	1,253
8	Jay Bruce	2008–2016	233	1,220
9	Eugenio Suarez	2015–2026	215	1,041
10	Ken Griffey	2000–2008	210	945
11	Eric Davis	1984–1996	203	985
12	Barry Larkin	1986–2004	198	2,180
13	Brandon Phillips	2006–2016	191	1,614
14	Vada Pinson	1958–1968	186	1,565
15	Wally Post	1949–1963	172	902
16	Gus Bell	1953–1961	160	1,235
17	Joe Morgan	1972–1979	152	1,154
17	Pete Rose	1963–1986	152	2,722
19	Lee May	1965–1971	147	761
20	Dan Driessen	1973–1984	133	1,480
21	Reggie Sanders	1991–1998	125	805
22	Ernie Lombardi	1932–1941	120	1,203
23	Sean Casey	1998–2005	118	1,075
24	Frank McCormick	1934–1945	110	1,228
25	Todd Frazier	2011–2015	108	633

Best seasons in club history

#	Player	Season	HR	G
1	George Foster	1977	52	158
2	Ted Kluszewski	1954	49	149
2	Eugenio Suarez	2019	49	159
4	Ted Kluszewski	1955	47	153
5	Adam Dunn	2004	46	161
6	Johnny Bench	1970	45	158
6	Greg Vaughn	1999	45	153
8	Johnny Bench	1972	40	147
8	Adam Dunn	2005	40	160
8	Adam Dunn	2007	40	152
8	Adam Dunn	2006	40	160
8	George Foster	1978	40	158
8	Ken Griffey	2000	40	145
8	Ted Kluszewski	1953	40	149
8	Tony Perez	1970	40	158
8	Wally Post	1955	40	154
17	Lee May	1971	39	147
17	Frank Robinson	1962	39	162
19	Lee May	1969	38	158
19	Frank Robinson	1956	38	152
21	Eric Davis	1987	37	129
21	Tony Perez	1969	37	160
21	Frank Robinson	1961	37	153
21	Joey Votto	2010	37	150
25	Wally Post	1956	36	143