MLB 2024: Where every player who hit 20 home runs or more in last season went to high school

California has the most power with 12 players who hit at least 20 bombs last season including a pair of Bronx Bombers in Aaron Judge and Giancarlo Stanton of the New York Yankees.

Florida comes in second with 10 players on the list including Home Run Derby champion Pete Alonso of the Mets.

Texas rounds out the top three with seven players including Paul Goldschmidt of the Cardinals, who has hit at least 20 home runs in 10 seasons.

Nolan Arenado, Cardinals, El Toro (Lake Forest)
Freddie Freeman, Dodgers, El Modena (Orange)
Aaron Judge, Yankees, Linden
Ryan McMahon, Rockies, Mater Dei (Santa Ana)
James Outman, Dodgers, Serra (San Mateo)
Marcus Semien, Rangers, Saint Mary's (Albany)
Giancarlo Stanton, Yankees, Notre Dame (Sherman Oaks)
Spencer Steer, Reds, Millikan (Long Beach)
Spencer Torkelson, Tigers, Casa Grande (Petaluma)
Justin Turner, Blue Jays, Mayfair (Lakewood)
Andrew Vaughn, White Sox, Maria Carrillo (Santa Rosa,)
Patrick Wisdom, Cubs, Murrieta Valley (Murrieta)

Florida – 10
Pete Alonso, Mets, Plant (Tampa)
Bo Bichette, Blue Jays, Lakewood (St. Petersburg)
Kerry Carpenter, Tigers, Eustis
Triston Casas, Red Sox, American Heritage (Plantation)
Nick Castellanos, Phillies, Archbishop McCarthy (Fort Lauderdale)
Manny Machado, Padres, Brito (Miami)
J.D. Martinez, Mets, Flanagan (Pembroke Pines)
Michael A. Taylor, Pirates, Westminster Academy (Fort Lauderdale)
Kyle Tucker, Astros, Plant (Tampa)
Trea Turner, Phillies, Park Vista (Lake Worth)

Texas – 7
Josh Jung, Rangers, MacArthur (San Antonio)
Shea Langeliers, Athletics, Keller
Max Muncy, Dodgers, Keller
Jake Rogers, Tigers, Canyon
Bobby Witt Jr., Royals, Colleyville Heritage (Colleyville)

Pennsylvania – 4
Ian Happ, Cubs, Mt. Lebanon (Pittsburgh)
Nolan Jones, Rockies, Holy Ghost Prep (Bensalem)
Chas McCormick, Astros, Henderson (West Chester)

Georgia – 3
Josh Lowe, Rays, Pope (Marietta)
Matt Olson, Braves, Parkview (Lilburn)
Dansby Swanson, Cubs, Marietta

Arizona – 2
Cody Bellinger, Cubs, Hamilton (Chandler)
Nolan Gorman, Cardinals, O'Connor (Phoenix)

Mississippi – 2
Hunter Renfroe, Royals, Copiah Academy (Gallman)
Austin Riley, Braves, DeSoto Central (Southaven)

Nevada – 2
Joey Gallo, Nationals, Bishop Gorman (Las Vegas)
Bryce Harper, Phillies, Las Vegas

North Carolina – 2
Cal Raleigh, Mariners, Smoky Mountain (Sylva)
Corey Seager, Rangers, Northwest Cabarrus (Concord)

Ohio – 2
Sean Murphy, Braves, Centerville
Kyle Schwarber, Phillies, Middletown

Oregon – 2
Brandon Drury, Angels, Grants Pass
Adley Rutschman, Orioles, Sherwood

Alabama – 1
Gunnar Henderson, Orioles, Morgan Academy (Selma)

Connecticut – 1
George Springer, Blue Jays, Avon Old Farms (Avon)

Illinois – 1
Jack Suwinski, Pirates, Taft (Chicago)

Kentucky – 1
Adam Duvall, Braves, Butler (Louisville)

Missouri – 1
Jake Burger, Marlins, Christian Brothers (St. Louis)

Nebraska – 1
Alec Bohm, Phillies, Roncalli Catholic (Omaha)

New Jersey – 1
Anthony Volpe, Yankees, Delbarton (Morristown)

New Mexico – 1
Alex Bregman, Astros, Albuquerque Academy (Albuquerque)

Oklahoma – 1
J.T. Realmuto, Phillies, Carl Albert (Midwest City)

Virginia – 1
Brandon Lowe, Rays, Nansemond River (Suffolk)

Washington – 1
Corbin Carroll, Diamondbacks, Lakeside (Seattle)

Wisconsin – 1
Daulton Varsho, Blue Jays, Marshfield

Wyoming – 1
Brandon Nimmo, Mets, East (Cheyenne)