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Pete Rose - broke Ty Cobb's record for most career hits. Finished with 4,412 hits. Belongs in the Hall of Fame.
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Pete Rose - broke Ty Cobb's record for most career hits. Finished with 4,412 hits. Belongs in the Hall of Fame.

Today in 1991, A's Rickey Henderson steals an all time record 939th base vs Yankees.
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Rickey Henderson back with Mets ... as instructor

Rickey Henderson is back in the major leagues, this time as an instructor with the New York Mets.

Barry Bonds breaking the MLB home run record.
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Barry Bonds breaking the MLB home run record.

For 22 years, Cy Young pitched. In that time he took a lot of records with him. Some are: 511 wins—most in MLB history 316 losses—most in MLB history 815 starts—most in MLB history 749 complete games—most in MLB history 7,356 innings pitched—most in MLB history That said, he owns a 2.63 career ERA with a 1.130 WHIP.
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100 Most Dominant Pitchers in MLB History

As an intransitive verb, Merriam-Webster's dictionary defines dominate as "to have or to exert mastery, control or preeminence." Seems like a logical definition in baseball terms...

#topps @topps 1990 Topps #7 RICKEY HENDERSON Record Breaker
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Pete Rose - "The Hit King" - owns 17 MLB Career Records (more than any other player) including the record for: Hits – 4,256; Games Played – 3,565; Singles – 3,215; Runs by a Switch Hitter – 2,165; Doubles by a Switch Hitter – 746; Walks by a Switch Hitter – 1,566; Total Bases by a Switch Hitter – 5,752; Seasons of 200 or more hits – 10; and Most Winning Games – 1,972.
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Nathan Hewlett - In 1923 Ty Cobb breaks Honus Wagner's major league record for career hits. Cobb is widely credited with setting 90 Major League Baseball records during his career.[1][2][3][4] He still holds several records as of 2013, including the highest career batting average .366 or .367
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Afflictor.com · Ty Cobb

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Wahoo Sam Crawford from Wahoo, Nebraska. MLB record holder in career triples and career inside-the-park home runs
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Joe DiMaggio’s baseball record: 56-game hit streak (1941)
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Joe DiMaggio's baseball record: 56-game hit streak (1941)

Called “the most extraordinary thing that ever happened in American sports,” the streak began on May 15, 1941 when DiMaggio went 1-4 against Chicago White Sox hurler Eddie Smith.

Most Career Wins in MLB History (511) Date: 9/22/1911Set By: Cy Young
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The 25 Most Unbreakable Records in Sports History

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1978 Topps #1 Lou Brock RB - St. Louis Cardinals (Record Breaker) (Most stolen Bases Lifetime) (Baseball Cards) by Topps. $1.00. 1978 Topps #1 Lou Brock
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1978 Topps #1 Lou Brock RB - St. Louis Cardinals (Record Breaker) (Most stolen Bases Lifetime) (Baseball Cards) by Topps. $1.00. 1978 Topps #1 Lou Brock

Henry Louis "Hammering Hank" Aaron, enjoyed a 23-year major league career, altering the game's record book for power hitters. He finished his career with the all-time home run record (755), an average of 33 per season. He was also tops in RBIs (2,297), driving in more than 100 runs 11 times. His unique defensive style won three Gold Gloves as a right fielder. He was an All-Star in each of the 23 seasons he played, and he won the National League Most Valuable Player award in 1957."

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1990 Topps Record Breaker Cal Ripken Jr. #8 Baseball Card

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