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| Player | Hits | Date |
|---|---|---|
| Pete Rose | 4256 | |
| Ty Cobb | 4191 | |
| Hank Aaron | 3771 | |
| Stan Musial | 3630 | |
| Tris Speaker | 3514 | |
| Carl Yastrzemski | 3419 | |
| Honus Wagner | 3415 | |
| Paul Molitor | 3319 | |
| Eddie Collins | 3315 | |
| Willie Mays | 3283 | |
| Eddie Murray | 3255 | |
| Nap Lajoie | 3242 | |
| Cal Ripken | 3184 | |
| George Brett | 3154 | |
| Paul Waner | 3152 | |
| Derek Jeter | 3144 | |
| Robin Yount | 3142 | |
| Tony Gwynn | 3141 | |
| Dave Winfield | 3110 | |
| Craig Biggio | 3060 | |
| Rickey Henderson | 3055 | |
| Rod Carew | 3053 | |
| Lou Brock | 3023 | |
| Rafael Palmeiro | 3020 | |
| Cap Anson | 3011 | |
| Wade Boggs | 3010 | |
| Al Kaline | 3007 | |
| Roberto Clemente | 3000 |
NYY@BAL: Jeter singles to pass Yount in all-time hits
SEA@NYY: Jeter ties Yount for 16th all-time in hits
SEA@NYY: Jeter ties Gwynn for 17th all-time in hits
NYY@KC: Jeter passes Mays with 923rd multi-hit game
NYY@KC: Jeter drills a two-run homer to extend lead
NYY@KC: Jeter goes 4-for-5, tallies 500th double
NYY@KC: Jeter tallies 500th career double in third
DET@NYY: Jeter earns 1,000th walk
NYY@TEX: Jeter singles with terrific bunt in third
NYY@TEX: Jeter picks up four hits, RBI vs. Rangers
NYY@TEX: Jeter doubles home Stewart in the sixth
NYY@BOS: Jeter plates Martin with an infield single
NYY@BOS: Jeter passes Winfield on all-time hit list
MIN@NYY: Jeter ties Winfield with hit No. 3,110
MIN@NYY: Jeter drills a solo homer to right-center
MIN@NYY: Jeter singles home Gardner in the fifth
MIN@NYY: Jeter's sac fly scores Gardner from third
MIN@NYY: Jeter belts a solo dinger to right
LAA@NYY: Jeter cranks a three-run shot in the fourth
LAA@NYY: Jeter's leadoff single is hit No. 3,100
*Some historical statistics may vary depending on the source due to inconsistent record-keeping methods in 19th and early 20th-century baseball. MLB.com believes this list to be the most accurate portrayal of Major League Baseball's career hits leaders. If you feel there are any proven discrepancies, feel free to inform MLB.com by emailing stats@mlb.com.
