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In the modern era (since 1900) 13 players have hit over .400 The list, from highest average to lowest is as follows; Nap Lajoie .426 (1901) Rogers Hornsby .424 (1924) Ty Cobb .420 (1911) George Sisler .420 (1922) Ty Cobb .410 (1912) Joe Jackson .408 (1911) George Sisler .407 (1920) Ted Williams .406 (1941) Harry Heilmann .403 (1923) Rogers Hornsby .403 (1925) Rogers Hornsby .401 (1922) Bill Terry .401 (1930) Ty Cobb .401 (1922)

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