These MLB sluggers have the most home runs in postseason history.

Los Angeles Dodgers utilityman Kiké Hernández tied David Ortiz and Aaron Judge on the all-time MLB postseason home run leaderboard after hitting his 17th career playoff home run. Hernández's milestone homer moved him within one home run of Reggie Jackson, cementing his place among the most prolific postseason sluggers in baseball history.
The achievement came amid action across the postseason, including the Dodgers eliminating the Atlanta Braves in four games to advance to the National League Championship Series. MLB's expanded playoff format is expected to challenge longstanding historical postseason records as players receive more opportunities each October.
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