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With Earl Wilson, who once threw a no-hitter and won 22 games in 1967, passing away the living home run leader for pitchers becomes Bob Gibson (i.e., players who pitched in at least half their career games).
Here are the current living leaders (and Wilson, the erstwhile champ). Mike Hampton is the active leader:
| Name | Career HR |
| Earl Wilson | 35 |
| Bob Gibson | 24 |
| Jack Harshman | 21 |
| Milt Pappas | 20 |
| Gary Peters | 19 |
| Jim Kaat | 16 |
| Don Cardwell | 15 |
| Don Newcombe | 15 |
| Joe Nuxhall | 15 |
| Johnny Antonelli | 15 |
| Pedro Ramos | 15 |
| Rick Wise | 15 |
| Clint Hartung | 14 |
| Don Larsen | 14 |
| Mike Hampton | 14 |
| Tommy Byrne | 14 |
| Don Robinson | 13 |
| Fergie Jenkins | 13 |
| Steve Carlton | 13 |
| Blue Moon Odom | 12 |
| Bob Forsch | 12 |
| Lew Burdette | 12 |
| Sonny Siebert | 12 |
| Tom Seaver | 12 |
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