CLASSIC CAL

3,000-HIT CLUB

HITS

1. Pete Rose: 4,256

2. Ty Cobb: 4,189

3. Hank Aaron: 3,771

4. Stan Musial: 3,630

5. Tris Speaker: 3,514

6. Carl Yastrzemski: 3,419

7. Honus Wagner: 3,415

8. Paul Molitor: 3,319

9. Eddie Collins: 3,315

10. Willie Mays: 3,283

11. Eddie Murray: 3,255

12. Nap Lajoie: 3,242

13. George Brett: 3,154

14. Paul Waner: 3,152

15. Robin Yount: 3,142

16. Dave Winfield: 3,110

17. x-Tony Gwynn: 3,070

18. Rod Carew: 3,053

19. Lou Brock: 3,023

20. Wade Boggs: 3,010

21. Al Kaline: 3,007

22. Roberto Clemente: 3,000

22. x-Cal Ripken, Jr.: 3,000

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AVERAGE

Batting average for members of the 3,000-hit club:

1. Ty Cobb: .366

2. Tris Speaker: .345

3. x-Tony Gwynn: .338

4. Nap Lajoie: .338

5. Eddie Collins: .333

6. Paul Waner: .333

7. Stan Musial: .331

8. Wade Boggs: .328

9. Rod Carew: .328

10. Honus Wagner: .327

11. Roberto Clemente: .317

12. Paul Molitor: .306

13. George Brett: .305

14. Hank Aaron: .305

15. Pete Rose: .303

16. Willie Mays: .302

17. Al Kaline: .297

18. Lou Brock: .293

19. Eddie Murray: .287

20. Carl Yastrzemski: .285

21. Robin Yount: .285

22. Dave Winfield: .283

23. x-Cal Ripken, Jr.: .278

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HOME RUNS

Most home runs by members of the 3,000-hit club:

1. Hank Aaron: 755

2. Willie Mays: 660

3. Eddie Murray: 504

4. Stan Musial: 475

5. Dave Winfield: 465

6. Carl Yastrzemski: 452

7. x-Cal Ripken, Jr.: 404

8. Al Kaline: 399

9. George Brett: 317

10. Robin Yount: 251

11. Roberto Clemente: 240

12. Paul Molitor: 234

13. Pete Rose: 160

14. Lou Brock: 149

15. x-Tony Gwynn: 133

16. Wade Boggs: 118

17. Ty Cobb: 117

18. Tris Speaker: 117

19. Paul Waner: 113

20. Honus Wagner: 101

21. Rod Carew: 92

22. Nap Lajoie: 82

23. Eddie Collins: 47

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CAREER STATISTICS

Graph shows hits per year

1981*

Hits: 5

Avg: .128

RBIs: 0

Team record: 59-46

Division finish: 2nd*

1982

Hits: 158

Avg: .264

RBIs: 93

Team record: 94-68

Division finish: 2nd

1983

Hits: 211

Avg: .318

RBIs: 102

Team record: 98-64

Division finish: 1st

1984

Hits: 195

Avg: .304

RBIs: 86

Team record: 85-77

Division finish: 5th

1985

Hits: 181

Avg: .282

RBIs: 110

Team record: 83-78

Division finish: 4th

1986

Hits: 177

Avg: .282

RBIs: 81

Team record: 73-89

Division finish: 7th

1987

Hits: 157

Avg: .252

RBIs: 98

Team record: 67-95

Division finish: 6th

1988

Hits: 152

Avg: .264

RBIs: 81

Team record: 54-107

Division finish: 7th

1989

Hits: 166

Avg: .257

RBIs: 93

Team record: 87-75

Division finish: 2nd

1990

Hits: 150

Avg: .250

RBIs: 84

Team record: 76-85

Division finish: 5th

1991

Hits: 210

Avg: .323

RBIs: 114

Team record: 67-95

Division finish: 6th

1992

Hits: 160

Avg: .251

RBIs: 72

Team record: 89-73

Division finish: 3rd

1993

Hits: 165

Avg: .257

RBIs: 90

Team record: 85-77

Division finish: 3rd

1994

Hits: 140

Avg: .315

RBIs: 75

Team record: 63-49

Division finish: 2nd

1995

Hits: 144

Avg: .262

RBIs: 88

Team record: 71-73

Division finish: 3rd

1996

Hits: 178

Avg: .278

RBIs: 102

Team record: 88-74

Division finish: 2nd

1997

Hits: 166

Avg: .270

RBIs: 84

Team record: 98-64

Division finish: 1st

1998

Hits: 163

Avg: .271

RBIs: 61

Team record: 79-83

Division finish: 4th

1999

Hits: 113

Avg: .340

RBIs: 57

Team record: 78-84

Division finish: 4th

2000

Hits: 9

Avg: .231

RBIs: 6

Team record: 6-5

*-Because of strike, season was split in half.

PLAYOFFS

1983

d. Chicago, 3-1, in ALCS; d. Philadelphia, 4-1, in World Series.

1996

d. Cleveland, 3-1, in divisional playoffs; lost to NY Yankees, 4-1, in ALCS.

1997

d. Seattle, 3-1, in divisional playoffs; lost to Cleveland, 4-2, in ALCS.

Researched by HOUSTON MITCHELL / Los Angeles Times