Ty Cobb has the second most hits in MLB history. He played from 1905 until 1928 and had over 4,000 hits during his career.
Pete Rose, 4,256 hits in his career.
Joe DiMaggio has the most consecutive hits in mlb history with 56 hits.
Bernie Williams is second on the career postseason hits list with 128.
Pete Rose is the all-time hits leader in MLB history, with 4,256.
In MLB history, the player who hit the second most home runs in a season was Mark McGwire who hit 70 in 1998.
Pete Rose, 4,256 hits in his career.
Joe DiMaggio has the most consecutive hits in mlb history with 56 hits.
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Pete Rose with 4,256.
Pete Rose
Bernie Williams is second on the career postseason hits list with 128.
2nd most career hits in MLB history is 4,189 by Ty Cobb. First is 4,256 by Pete Rose.
Pete Rose is the all-time hits leader in MLB history, with 4,256.
Manny Ramirez with 12
As of 2009, Bernie Williams is second in career postseason hits with 128.
In MLB history, the player who hit the second most home runs in a season was Mark McGwire who hit 70 in 1998.
In the entire history of MLB, that is the Giants.