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Do any of these guys have a legitimate shot at 3,000 hits for their careers? For this poll, I just grabbed everyone with 2,000 or more at this point according to baseball-reference. http://www.baseball-reference.com/le...H_active.shtml
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47Alex Rodriguez - 2872 hits (19 season, 36 years old)89.36%42Omar Vizquel -2867 (24, 45)0%0Johnny Damon - 2769 (18, 38)4.26%2Chipper Jones - 2705 (19, 40)0%0Vladimir Guerrero - 2590 (16, 37)4.26%2Ichiro Suzuki - 2562 (12, 38)25.53%12Bobby Abreau - 2434 (17, 38)0%0Todd Helton - 2420 (16, 38)2.13%1Miguel Tejada - 2362 (15, 38)0%0Jim Thome - 2320 (22, 41)0%0Carlos Lee - 2245 (14, 36)0%0Albert Pujols - 2207 (12, 32)85.11%40Jason Kendall - 2195 (15, 38)0%0Michael Young - 2191 (13, 35)8.51%4Adrian Beltre - 2178 (15, 33)27.66%13Paul Konerko - 2149 (16, 36)0%0Juan Pierre - 2117 (13, 34)0%0Scott Rolen - 2059 (17, 37)0%0Placido Polanco - 2043 (15, 36)0%0Carlos Beltran - 2037 (15, 35)0%0Last edited by hairmetalfreek; 08-24-2012, 06:05 PM. -
I say Rodriguez and Pujols (Forgot to click on Pujols though)"The first draft of anything is crap." - Ernest Hemingway
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A-Rod, Pujols, and I have a feeling Beltre will get it.Chop! Chop! Chop!Comment
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A-Rod is almost a certainty and Pujols will without a major catastrophe. Way to early for everybody else.1885 1886 1926 1931 1934 1942 1944 1946 1964 1967 1982 2006 2011
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Whoops! Skipped over Pujols.
Pierre is at the age, but he's hardly an offensive player as is. Once he starts to decline, I don't see teams putting him in enough games to reach 3000 hits"Allen Sutton Sothoron pitched his initials off today."--1920s articleComment
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ARod, Pujols and Beltre. Also picked Suzuki cause you just don't know with these type of players."I am not too serious about anything. I believe you have to enjoy yourself to get the most out of your ability."-
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I would love to see Ichiro make a comeback and hit 3,000, but I'm not feeling it.Originally posted by yankillaz View PostComment
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Yeah like everyone else I went with Pujols and ARod. Jones and Vizquel will retire after the season, I think Jason Kendall already announced his retirement a few weeks back, Damon, Guerrero, Tejada and Abreu are all pretty much done. The rest I just can't see sticking around long enough. Ichiro probaby has the best chance of the others and based on the last year or so that doesn't look good.Lets Go Yankees, Valley Cats, Dutchmen, UT Spartans and ECU Pirates.Comment
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ARod & Pujols seem to be the most obvious. One not on the list who I think has a very good shot (barring complete breakdown) is Miggy Cabrera. He'll have near 1800 at the end of this season and is on pace to have near 2700 in 5 years - and he'll only be 34 then."Chuckie doesn't take on 2-0. Chuckie's hackin'." - Chuck Carr two days prior to being released by the Milwaukee BrewersComment
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A-Rod is the only certainty on that list. I mean, how doesn't he get 128 hits with 5 years left on his contract? After him, Pujols is a near lock. 9 years to go and less than 800 hits, but I guess it's possible he could get hurt. Damon I would love to see get there, but I doubt he'll work again. Ichiro has a possibility. He's a great 8/9 hitter on the Yankees, and I would love for him to return next year.
How about a thread called "Who will wind up with 4,000 hits?"
I believe only one player has any shot at this.
Or, 3,500 hits? Jeter 80% yes. A-Rod? It's possible. Anyone else?Lou Gehrig is the Truest Yankee of them all!Comment
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Arod obviously.
This thread also reminds me that had it not been for the injuries, Chipper Jones would've most likely ended up with 3,000 hits and 500 homers.Comment
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Who would that be?Originally posted by White Knight View PostA-Rod is the only certainty on that list. I mean, how doesn't he get 128 hits with 5 years left on his contract? After him, Pujols is a near lock. 9 years to go and less than 800 hits, but I guess it's possible he could get hurt. Damon I would love to see get there, but I doubt he'll work again. Ichiro has a possibility. He's a great 8/9 hitter on the Yankees, and I would love for him to return next year.
How about a thread called "Who will wind up with 4,000 hits?" I believe only one player has any shot at this.
Or, 3,500 hits? Jeter 80% yes. A-Rod? It's possible. Anyone else?Comment
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Mike Trout of course. 3857 to go and counting. :guitar:Originally posted by RDB_SoxFan View Post"Chuckie doesn't take on 2-0. Chuckie's hackin'." - Chuck Carr two days prior to being released by the Milwaukee BrewersComment
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Umm, Jeter? At this point, I'd put his chances of reaching 4,000 at 40%. Some will say lower, but he certainly has by far the best shot out of all the players with 2,000 hits or more.Originally posted by RDB_SoxFan View PostLou Gehrig is the Truest Yankee of them all!Comment
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I don't like the Yankees, but Jeter going for 4000 hits would be cool to watch.Comment
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