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Best Batters of All-Time - Career (Regular Season)

1871-2020. Sorted by Total PEVA.





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Rank Name Last HOF
Status
PEVA-B Yrs. PEVA-B
Per Year
Career
Hits
HR RBI Ave.
1 Babe Ruth HOFP 641.541 22 29.161 2873 714 2217 0.342
2 Barry Bonds
606.700 22 27.577 2935 762 1996 0.298
3 Ty Cobb HOFP 569.252 24 23.719 4189 117 1937 0.366
4 Hank Aaron HOFP 535.808 23 23.296 3771 755 2297 0.305
5 Willie Mays HOFP 520.998 22 23.682 3283 660 1903 0.302
6 Ted Williams HOFP 493.074 19 25.951 2654 521 1839 0.344
7 Stan Musial HOFP 481.184 22 21.872 3630 475 1951 0.331
8 Tris Speaker HOFP 479.576 22 21.799 3514 117 1529 0.345
9 Lou Gehrig HOFP 479.522 17 28.207 2721 493 1995 0.340
10 Mickey Mantle HOFP 455.611 18 25.312 2415 536 1509 0.298
11 Honus Wagner HOFP 451.472 21 21.499 3415 101 1732 0.327
12 Cap Anson HOFP 432.886 27 16.033 3418 97 2076 0.333
13 Albert Pujols 414.037 20 20.702 3236 662 2100 0.299
14 Frank Robinson HOFP 411.403 21 19.591 2943 586 1812 0.294
15 Mike Schmidt HOFP 383.574 18 21.310 2234 548 1595 0.267
16 Alex Rodriguez 373.184 22 16.963 3115 696 2086 0.295
17 Mel Ott HOFP 369.518 22 16.796 2876 511 1860 0.304
18 Rogers Hornsby HOFP 361.117 23 15.701 2930 301 1584 0.358
19 Eddie Mathews HOFP 360.187 17 21.187 2315 512 1453 0.271
20 Jimmie Foxx HOFP 359.936 20 17.997 2646 534 1922 0.325

Best Batters Ever 21-40

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  • What is PEVA?

    PEVA is the acronym for Stat Geek Baseball's New Player Rating value. This grade is given to each player and pitcher each season, rating their performance on a peer to peer review. Six components for pitchers and batters are melded together into the PEVA Rating, which ranges each year from 0.200 to 64.000. For more information on PEVA and the other new Stat Geek Baseball Stats, see our Definitions page. PEVA ratings are available for every pitcher and hitter in baseball history.

    PEVA Scale

    64.000 - Maximum
    32.000 - Cy Young/MVP Candidate
    20.000 - All League
    15.000 - All-Star Level
    10.000 - Very Good
    3.500 - Average
    0.200 - Minimum


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Notes: Photo Credits: Babe Ruth, Eddie Collins, Frank Baker, Ty Cobb, and Tris Speaker (Library of Congress).

Note: Age = Player age at the End of the Calendar Year. PEVA-B = PEVA Batting Player Rating.

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