3000 And Beyond: All-Time Hits Leaders

Yankees shortstop Derek Jeter continues his march to become only the 28th player in Major League Baseball history to reach the 3000-hit milestone.

Jeter is now two hits shy of the milestone.

Here is a list of the top 50 MLB leaders in hits from baseball-reference.com

+ Indicates Hall of Famer. Bold indicates active player.

Rank	Player	Hits	Bats
1.	Pete Rose	4256	B
2.	Ty Cobb+	4189	L
3.	Hank Aaron+	3771	R
4.	Stan Musial+	3630	L
5.	Tris Speaker+	3514	L
6.	Cap Anson+	3435	R
7.	Honus Wagner+	3420	R
8.	Carl Yastrzemski+	3419	L
9.	Paul Molitor+	3319	R
10.	Eddie Collins+	3315	L
11.	Willie Mays+	3283	R
12.	Eddie Murray+	3255	B
13.	Nap Lajoie+	3242	R
14.	Cal Ripken+	3184	R
15.	George Brett+	3154	L
16.	Paul Waner+	3152	L
17.	Robin Yount+	3142	R
18.	Tony Gwynn+	3141	L
19.	Dave Winfield+	3110	R
20.	Craig Biggio	3060	R
21.	Rickey Henderson+	3055	R
22.	Rod Carew+	3053	L
23.	Lou Brock+	3023	L
24.	Rafael Palmeiro	3020	L
25.	Wade Boggs+	3010	L
26.	Al Kaline+	3007	R
27.	Derek Jeter	3002/td>	R
28.	Roberto Clemente+	3000	R
29.	Sam Rice+	2987	L
30.	Sam Crawford+	2961	L
31.	Frank Robinson+	2943	R
32.	Barry Bonds	2935	L
33.	Jake Beckley+	2934	L
34.	Willie Keeler+	2932	L
35.	Rogers Hornsby+	2930	R
36.	Al Simmons+	2927	R
37.	Zack Wheat+	2884	L
38.	Frankie Frisch+	2880	B
39.	Mel Ott+	2876	L
40.	Babe Ruth+	2873	L
41.	Harold Baines	2866	L
42.	Jesse Burkett+	2850	L
43.	Brooks Robinson+	2848	R
44.	Ivan Rodriguez	2842	R
45.	Charlie Gehringer+	2839	L
46.	Omar Vizquel	2831	B
47.	George Sisler+	2812	L
48.	Ken Griffey	2781	L
49.	Andre Dawson+	2774	R
50.	Alex Rodriguez	2762	R