Most IBB in a Season, No Home Runs

Partly as a result of the unprecedented numbers of intentional walks drawn by Barry Bonds in his record-setting home run seasons, the intentional walk has become even more inextricably linked with home run hitters. This isn't the only role the intentional base on balls has played throughout baseball history, however. Sometimes a manager will order an intentional walk in order to bring the opponent's pitcher to the plate or to set up a double play. In any case, the following players were not intentionally walked for their home run potential, that's for sure.

Most Intentional Walks with No Home Runs in a Single Season Since 1955*

Rank	Name	Year	IBB	OPS
1	Don Kessinger	1973	18	.637
2	Doug Flynn	1980	14	.600
3	Ozzie Smith	1986	13	.709
4	Jose Lind	1992	10	.544
5	Tim Flannery	1982	10	.647
	Bill Almon	1978	10	.617
	Doug Flynn	1978	10	.566
	Roger Metzger	1976	9	.556
9	Steve Jeltz	1986	9	.582
	Tony Scott	1980	9	.619
	Dave Bergman	1978	9	.630
	Manny Mota	1973	9	.733
	Rod Carew	1972	9	.748
	Jake Gibbs	1969	9	.577
	Dal Maxvill	1966	9	.606
	Woody Woodward	1966	8	.650
17	Brent Mayne	2004	8	.577
	Bip Roberts	1996	8	.688
	Steve Jeltz	1988	8	.532
	Tom Nieto	1985	8	.586
	Doug Flynn	1983	8	.561
	Ted Sizemore	1978	8	.524
	Larry Bowa	1973	8	.501
	Jim Gosger	1968	8	.462
	Eddie Kasko	1964	8	.585
	Maury Wills	1960	8	.673