The official source for sortable MLB player and team stats, including customizable splits and filters. Rodriguez played from 1967-1980, compiling a career batting average of just.237 along the way during his many stops in the American League. He never had a season where he hit over.265 and he would strike out quite a bit as well with 943 career strikeouts. BATTING AVERAGE: 1. Ty Cobb.366: 2. Rogers Hornsby.358: 3. Joe Jackson.356: 4. Ed Delahanty.346: 5. Tris Speaker.345: Complete Leaders One of the home run champions, Ted Williams, made a total of 9,791 plate appearances in his active baseball career and has achieved a career batting average of .3444 in Major League, and is inducted in the eighth place in our list of top 10 baseball players with the highest career batting average. Ted Williams led the league a total 6 times in his active career. Career: 140 HR, .299 BA, 725 RBI, 2B, 2008 AL MVP, 2007 AL RoY, 4xAllStar, 4xGG, RedSox 2006-2019, b:R/t:R, 2x R Leader, born in CA 1983, Laser Show Highest-career-batting-average-MLB Ty Cobb holds the record of the highest career batting average with his.366 batting average. This feat definitely deserves its place among the unbreakable records of hitting in major league baseball. He led the MLB 11 times in batting average. Career Records: 1. Wins: 511 - Cy Young (retired 1911) 2. ERA: 1.82 - Ed Walsh (retired 1917) 3. Triples: 309 - Sam Crawford (retired 1917) 4. Doubles: 792 - Tris Speaker (retired 1928) 5. Batting Average: .367 - Ty Cobb (retired 1928) Batting Average Bats; 101. Benny Kauff (8).3106: L: 102. Luke Appling+ (20).3104: R : Irish Meusel (11).3104: R : Jim O'Rourke+ (23).3104: R: 105. Denny Lyons (13).3102: R : Mike Smith (14).3102: L: 107. Bobby Veach (14).3099: L: 108. Jim Bottomley+ (16).3096: L: 109. Derek Jeter+ (20).3095: R : John Stone (11).3095: L: 111. Sam Crawford+ (19).3094: L: 112. Bob Meusel (11).3092: R: 113. Magglio Ordonez (15) Batting Average Records Did you know that the highest batting average over three consecutive seasons (1911-1913) is .408 (.4084), set by Hall of Famer Ty Cobb ? The highest batting average over four consecutive seasons (1922-1925) is .403 (.4039), set by Rogers Hornsby — who also set the record for highest batting average over five consecutive (1921-1925) seasons with .402 (.4024). MLB Career Batting Leaders - Batting Average: PLAYER: YRS: G: AB: R: H: 2B: 3B: HR: RBI: BB: SO: SB: CS: BA: 1: Ty Cobb: 24: 3035: 11434: 2246: 4189: 724: 295: 117 ...
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