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| Player | Hits | Date |
|---|---|---|
| Pete Rose | 4256 | |
| Ty Cobb | 4191 | |
| Hank Aaron | 3771 | |
| Stan Musial | 3630 | |
| Tris Speaker | 3515 | |
| Honus Wagner | 3430 | |
| Carl Yastrzemski | 3419 | |
| Paul Molitor | 3319 | |
| Eddie Collins | 3314 | |
| Derek Jeter | 3304 | |
| Willie Mays | 3283 | |
| Eddie Murray | 3255 | |
| Nap Lajoie | 3252 | |
| Cal Ripken | 3184 | |
| George Brett | 3154 | |
| Paul Waner | 3152 | |
| 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 |
ATL@NYY: Jeter singles on first pitch in first at-bat
ALCS Gm1: Jeter tallies 200th career postseason hit
BAL@NYY Gm3: Jeter plays through the pain vs. Orioles
BAL@NYY Gm3: Jeter triples home Martin to tie it
NYY@BAL Gm2: Jeter's RBI single cuts deficit to 3-2
NYY@BAL Gm1: Jeter bunts perfectly with two strikes
NYY@TOR: Jeter's two-out single scores big late run
NYY@TOR: Jeter collects three hits, one RBI in win
NYY@MIN: Jeter extends hit streak to 19 games
NYY@MIN: Jeter extends hit streak to 18 games
OAK@NYY: Jeter extends his hit streak to 16 games
TOR@NYY: Jeter tallies an RBI with a single to right
TOR@NYY: Jeter plates Nix with second single of game
TOR@NYY: Jeter collects his 200th hit of the season
TB@NYY: Jeter singles home Nunez in the third
TB@NYY: Jeter scores Ichiro with two-out RBI single
TB@NYY: Jeter passes Mays on the all-time hits list
NYY@BOS: Jeter ties Mays for 10th in all-time hits
NYY@BOS: Jeter doubles home a pair to take the lead
NYY@BAL: Jeter rips a two-run shot to right field
*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.
