50-homer seasons went out of style recently, with no one cracking that plateau since Jim Thome and Alex Rodriguez in 2002 -- until Atlanta's Andruw Jones crushed 51 home runs to lead both leagues in 2005. With an injury to Chipper Jones and the Braves' roster stocked with rookies, it was Jones who provided the leather and the lumber to capture a record-setting 14th consecutive division title. Jones' unbelievable 2005 saw him make his 4th All-Star Team, while winning his ninth straight Gold Glove and finishing second in National League MVP voting.