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MLB career hits leaders
A single counts the same as a home run and a walk counts for nothing, over every regular-season game of a career.
Source MLB, as of 14 August 2026 · career hits
(Major League Baseball Stats API)
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The top 10
| Rank | Entry | career hits |
|---|---|---|
| #1 | Pete Rose | 4,256 |
| #2 | Ty Cobb | 4,191 |
| #3 | Hank Aaron | 3,771 |
| #4 | Stan Musial | 3,630 |
| #5 | Tris Speaker | 3,515 |
| #6 | Derek Jeter | 3,465 |
| #7 | Honus Wagner | 3,430 |
| #8 | Carl Yastrzemski | 3,419 |
| #9 | Albert Pujols | 3,384 |
| #10 | Paul Molitor | 3,319 |
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