MLB 162-0

Stat Leaders

Career leaders across the dataset, from real MLB season data. Switch between hitters and pitchers.

Home Runs

  1. 1Barry Bonds757
  2. 2Hank Aaron755
  3. 3Albert Pujols703
  4. 4Alex Rodriguez696
  5. 5Babe Ruth659
  6. 6Willie Mays656
  7. 7Ken Griffey Jr.630
  8. 8Jim Thome611
  9. 9Sammy Sosa609
  10. 10Frank Robinson574

Runs Batted In

  1. 1Hank Aaron2297
  2. 2Albert Pujols2218
  3. 3Alex Rodriguez2084
  4. 4Barry Bonds1986
  5. 5Lou Gehrig1980
  6. 6Babe Ruth1971
  7. 7Stan Musial1944
  8. 8Eddie Murray1917
  9. 9Miguel Cabrera1881
  10. 10Willie Mays1880

Hits

  1. 1Pete Rose4256
  2. 2Ty Cobb4076
  3. 3Hank Aaron3771
  4. 4Stan Musial3610
  5. 5Derek Jeter3453
  6. 6Tristram Speaker3435
  7. 7Carl Yastrzemski3419
  8. 8Albert Pujols3384
  9. 9Paul Molitor3309
  10. 10Eddie Murray3255

Runs Scored

  1. 1Rickey Henderson2288
  2. 2Barry Bonds2219
  3. 3Ty Cobb2179
  4. 4Hank Aaron2174
  5. 5Pete Rose2165
  6. 6Willie Mays2045
  7. 7Alex Rodriguez2017
  8. 8Babe Ruth1959
  9. 9Stan Musial1941
  10. 10Derek Jeter1918

Doubles

  1. 1Tristram Speaker768
  2. 2Pete Rose746
  3. 3Stan Musial721
  4. 4Ty Cobb699
  5. 5Albert Pujols686
  6. 6George Brett663
  7. 7Craig Biggio662
  8. 8Carl Yastrzemski646
  9. 9Adrian Beltré636
  10. 10David Ortiz629

Walks

  1. 1Barry Bonds2549
  2. 2Rickey Henderson2179
  3. 3Ted Williams1998
  4. 4Babe Ruth1852
  5. 5Joe Morgan1847
  6. 6Carl Yastrzemski1845
  7. 7Jim Thome1742
  8. 8Mickey Mantle1693
  9. 9Mel Ott1686
  10. 10Frank Thomas1657

Stolen Bases

  1. 1Rickey Henderson1403
  2. 2Lou Brock938
  3. 3Ty Cobb881
  4. 4Tim Raines Sr.800
  5. 5Vince Coleman740
  6. 6Eddie Collins Sr.738
  7. 7Max Carey720
  8. 8Joe Morgan685
  9. 9Willie Wilson659
  10. 10Bert Campaneris638

On-base Plus Slugging

  1. 1Heavy Johnson1.193
  2. 2Mule Suttles1.192
  3. 3Babe Ruth1.182
  4. 4Roy Parnell1.119
  5. 5Ted Williams1.106
  6. 6Turkey Stearnes1.103
  7. 7Willie Wells1.078
  8. 8Lou Gehrig1.077
  9. 9Oscar Charleston1.067
  10. 10Jimmie Foxx1.062

Career totals across the seasons in the pool (MLB data). ERA & OPS are season averages.

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