In honor of throwback Thursday, TUrnt-UP takes a look back at this day in sports. Hank Aaron is most commonly known for hitting 755 home runs during his MLB career. He was known as the home run king before being eclipsed by Barry Bonds in 2007. Aaron came into the league in 1954 with the Milwaukee Braves and finished his career with 3,771 hits and 2,297 RBIs. It was on this day, March 14, 1954, that Aaron hit his first home run in an exhibition game.
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