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SEE IT: Hammerin’ Hank’s career highlights live forever on video for those of us who never got to witness his greatness

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Hank Aaron, who died on Friday at the age of 86, held Major League Baseball’s home run record for 43 years between when he passed Babe Ruth with his 715th dinger in 1974 and when Barry Bonds hit No. 756 in 2007.

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