3000 Hits
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- Опубліковано 9 лют 2025
- From Stan "The Man" Musial to Miguel Cabrera. All known clips of MLB players who've reached the 3000 hit club
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October 7, 2001.
What a game to see both Henderson’s 3000th hit and Tony Gwynn’s final hit in his career.
That must’ve been amazing
Henderson did not want to play in that game originally, because he said he didn't want to take the spotlight away from Gwynn, but Tony told him to play anyway.
I fucking love baseball, there's something so pure about it.
only Paul Molitor and Ichiro were the only ones to hit a three bagger to achieve their historic milestone...hats off to every player for such a great accomplishments.
Is that the same Paul Molitor who managed the Twins a few years back?
Pete Rose deserves to be in the HOF I don’t care what anyone says. Yaz was my favorite out of all because I’m a Red Sox fan. Bonds, Clemens, A-Roid I hope they never get in the HOF.
Also, Biggio was the only player to be tagged out after reaching first base for his 300th hit.
Fun fact, at least 67% of players who hit homers for number 3000 were cheaters 😂
@@camaroboi13 ...You better check your math bro...Wade Boggs, Derek Jeter, Alex Rodriguez hit homers...I get Alex cheated but Boggs and Jeter?? Are you on crack?? If you said, 33% were cheaters, I'll give you that all day long...
Wade Boggs went yard for his 3000th.
Eddie Murray was my favorite player, but Carew's was my favorite hit. He had like 500 of those inside-out flares over the SS's head. A pure hitter.
What about Gwynn picking his ball up off the ground for a hit!
@@williebeemin22 Carew over Gwynn any day.
Today’s shift would not have stopped Carew
In my opinion Pete Rose is the most snubbed person in sports history. Yeah he bet on a game. But its not like he threw it. 1st ballot hall of famer no question
2,999 Scores Gave Him A Extra Hit !
Sadly also Roberto Clemente’s last hit ever.
1:03 “3000 or more”.
Sad, so sad. What a legend on the field and a hero off.
3000
Roberto Clemente was one of the purest, best hitters to EVER PLAY ⚾️⚾️BASEBALL!⚾️⚾️ A True 👍🏆Champion!🏆
@@nickleroy9395 it was a great playoffs 👌🏻
A huge accomplishment. Cool to see Jeter and Boggs go deep. Really impressive. Was fun to watch. Great video
Musial had exactly the same number of hits on the road as he had hits at home.
Jeter 3k game was crazy...hits a hr for hit #3,000, goes 5 for 5, and the go ahead run in the 8th inning I believe, to seal the Yankees game...
crazy that Pete Rose 1,256 more hits after that video.
Great video once again. Your channel is becoming a rich MLB history source.
Modern baseball has advertisements all over every ballpark
You sir kept it old school and gave us this video ad-free
Thank you
Check out in the video how there wasn’t any ads anywhere, then greed just splatters it all over the ballparks nowadays.
Look at pictures of ball parks from the 1880s until the 1940s if you think they were ad free. The green monster was basically a billboard. Same with the outfield walls at Ebetts Field
Wasn’t ad-free at all. I got hit with some shitt for FanDu*l
I remember watching Jeters 3k live and it was an awesome moment unreal
I was at the game, it was absolutely unreal and I can’t believe how lucky I was to this day
Cabrera needs one double to reach 600, meaning he would be one of only 3 players with 3000 hits, 500 home runs, and 600 doubles. The other two would be Hank Aaron and Albert Pujols.
I love this video by you because other than Muscial, Mays, Aaron, Clemente, and Kaline, all thee other players that got 3000 hits i saw get it watching them play from 1975 when i started watching baseball on tv.
Some absolute baseball legends
Every one of these games were sold out too. That's incredible.
man, i really love when Iglesias hug Miggy
Completely out of line....he should've punched him
How nice at 2:40 from the Anaheim Angels to explode fireworks in honor of a visiting player, which shows George Brett was loved and respected everywhere. Also, Kaline, Rose, Winfield, Boggs, Ripken & Rodríguez got their 3,000 hits in their birth states.
I wonder who will be the next guy on the list, hats off to all who have reached such an incredible milestone.
We currently have three candidates: Jose Altuve, Freddie Freeman, and Manny Machado.
@@Gemnist98 do you think any of them will get there?
Bo bichette if he stays healthy
the lou brock one tho, dennis lamp writhing in pain after being hit by brock's hit, and 44,457 fans cheering wildly.
I very much enjoyed this…thank you.
3:30 - I was there when Molitor got his! I was right there on the 3rd base side when he hit his triple
Umpire Ron Luciano applauding Yaz for his 3,000th hit
Wade Boggs 3000th a homerun who wasn’t really a huge hr guy
I saw a few of his at Fenway, including a win vs Twins in which he hit two. That was the year he had 24. The second that day was crushed, over the bullpen in right.
Boggs hitting 3,000 in a Devil Ray uniform always looked weird to me.
Kinda like Eddie Murray doing it in a Indians uniform.
George Brett Baby! My all time favorite player! ❤️❤️
That era was great and exciting.
Growing up in Kansas City me to.
What an amazing list.
Outstanding video post.
0:00 there he IS. the voice of the cardinals himself. harry carey!
Dave Winfield is the only one to collect his 3000th hit off a Hall of Fame pitcher (Dennis Eckersley). This could change, though, as Justin Verlander, who gave up Alex Rodriguez' 3000th hit, is likely to be inducted within the next decade.
Great vid. Thanks dude
still going to pretend Ichiro got his 3000th in a Mariners uniform....I see a M on his jersey so in my head canon, its the Mariners
I love how willie mays pulls the hat out of the back pocket. I could be wrong but weren’t players leaving their equipment at their positions too? How cool
이치로가 젤 대단한거같다 일본에서 이미1278개를 때리고 왔으니... 나이도 30세 다 되서 메이져 데뷔했는데 3000개를 넘기다니... 엄청난 것임...
Dafuq?
Rod Carew we love you
2:12 I was there for Carew's hit. Only milestone I ever witnessed in person
Tough camera angle but I would bet Ichiro could've legged that one out for an inside the park HR
He definitely had a chance that's for sure
Two run game in the 7th, would have looked like an ass if he got thrown out.
@@BS-cg2di If the players are as soft as you then yea
@@BS-cg2di if it fit the need of the situation, he’d probably have been sent, but I’m sure he was happy with a triple; those are far more rare anyway.
Jeter
my childhood hero
1:48 I couldn't make out what the announcer said. It was Lou Brock.
Excellent share
Congrats Miggy!.....
Zack Hample caught A-Rods 3000th hit
2:01 Umpire is Joe West 🔍
Pete Rose should be in the hall of fame.
Hall of fame is a joke it always was. So many that dont belong there and so many that do
Yeah I dont think so.
@@steelers3321 ..Why? For betting on his own team to win?
Let Pete in!
Absolutely.
The 3000 Hit Club
The Boggs homerun was wonderful to be there for in that a) it was unexpected he'd get to it that day, he was 3 off coming into game b) it was the first 3000th hit as a HR, for a non-HR hitter to boot c) it gave the Rays the lead. Still lost tho lol.
Nice, but it'd have been more incredible if these had the date these happened. Are they at least in chronological order?
Beltre will always be the best 3,000 hitter
Tony Gwynn- nobody had his level of humility.
Paul Molitor is criminally underated.
Not in Toronto.
Clemente: sadly would be his last hit in his last game
Rickey Henderson: Tony Gwynn's final game in 2001 finale, party ruined by his team mate Rickey who had the audacity to get his 3000th hit to draw attention away from Tony. What a guy huh.
Was he supposed to strike out?? Lol
Henderson actually wanted to sit out that game to keep the focus on Gwynn. Tony being the stand up guy he was convinced Rickey to play that game.
@@lemmiwinks09 your exactly right! Tony was AND STILL is MR. Baseball in Sandog.
So many of these were against the Rockies lmao
Al Kaline might been he only player to get his 3000th in his hometown, as he was from Baltimore
George Brett was the GOAT
And now Miguel carbera
What was the guy doing @1:48?
what's amazing is that for Ichiro it was actually like hit #4200 lol
I was there for Carew's 3000th.
Too bad that they did not have footage of Ty Cobb hitting 3 then 4 thousand and beyond.
Still irks me that Albert got 3k with Anaheim.
He deserved it with STL to be honest
He played for another team.....get over it
awesome
Is it possible that MLB will never have a player collect 3000 hits?
Biggio is the only player to be thrown out on the bases after getting his 3000 hit.
brett got picked off first after his hit.
Pretty irrelevant. Still a hit.
@@tomitstube after his first hit or his 3000 hit?
@@erictheripper3316 dont be so easily offended. Are you still in a diaper?
Getting thrown out by 15 feet at second is a tough look
5:01 How is he NOT in the Rangers or Orioles HOF? That's such an insult.
Because his steroid use makes him too controversial.
Dude, poor Rockies. They got hit against for 3000 hits, like, four times.
Albert The Machine Pujols Is The Greatest Of All Time🐐⚾
Of all the people to get 3000 with a home run, Wade Boggs may be the least likely besides Rod Carew!
I never knew Ricky Henderson played for the Padres.
He played for nine teams.
He even played for Red Sox at the end.
Take away all of Aaron’s 755 home runs and he still would have had 3000 hits.
Promptly after getting hit 3000, George Brett is picked off at first 😆
Henderson's was catchable, I think he let it drop 😮
Does Freddie get on this list
Chipper would've if he stayed healthy. Shame
He sure was fun to watch. Hyper competitive and did it with class.
5:20 One cheater congratulating another
Great video here love the baseball history made for this one. I wished that Bob Prince would have given Roberto Clemente a little more respect and called him ROBERTO instead of Bobby all the time. Oh well just my little rant there still a great video
Growing up in the Pittsburgh area but after Clemente's time, I always wondered how he'd have been viewed, even in the area, had he *not* got that last hit. I suspect it would've been different. Maybe only slightly, but differently.
Bob Prince was a long time friend of Clemente, and unofficially the only person who could refer to him as Bobby in public, no one else could, specially the Topps Cards people. Bendiciones desde San Juan PR 🇵🇷.
@@luishumbertovega3900 Good to know thanks
@@timrobinson7373 Don't get me wrong, my friend, that is not a fact, is just my point of view, considering Roberto always insisted to the Press he wanted to be called by his given name and not Bob nor Bobby. The previous year, when the Pirates won the 1971 WS, Bob Prince interviewed Roberto and called him Bobby, so that's why I suppose it was Ok with Clemente, coming from a close friend that didn't bother him.
@@luishumbertovega3900 Interesting fact also the press was pretty mean to Clemente early in his career because of his broken English they would print what he said they would take a simple sentence and make a joke out of it I will not give you an example. And Topps baseball cards just thought it was easier to print Bob on the cards instead of Roberto ubtil later in his career when he became a real star in the game
There won’t be another 3,000 hitter until the likes of Julio Rodriguez or Bobby Witt Jr and that’s due to the pandemic and load management. Missing 10-15 games a year may not be much but add that up and it’s about a season in a 15 year career. About 150-180 hits.
Bo bichette is more likely then those two
Who was that right before Brett?
Robin Yount
Poor Biggio
Forgot AROD hit a homer off Verlander for 3000
I want to Ty Cobb 3000 hit in 4K.
Lazy announcers who just use the phrase "there it is."
Jeter’s is the best of all time. 5 for 5 that day. 3000th was a homer. And he had the game winning hit in the bottom of the 8th inning.
flyout anywhere else
Bonds would've hit 3000 if he wasn't walked so much. Easily without a doubt.
Same thing with Ted Williams. Though, in Williams' case the 5 years lost to wars was also a major factor. He was like 350 hits away. He had 2654 hits and 2021 walks.
Up to Stan Musial the first 8 in the 3,000 club were american born white players, then Aaron, Mays and Clemente take places 9, 10 & 11, quite an accomplishment considering only white players were allowed before 1947.
Biggio did it best
nothing more triumphant than getting thrown out after making history
@@thedude3065 He entered that game with 2,995 hits and went 5-5 to get to 3,000. I bet nobody in the stands was expecting that.
@@robloxvids2233 he got to 3000 on the third hit
@@thedude3065 I guess I forgot.
Palmerio & Arod are not true 3000 hit list. How much of time were they cheating
Takes more than muscle to hit a baseball
steroids do not make a man swing and connect with a baseball
Take steroids and let me see you hit 3000.
u mean afraud?
Then you would need to eliminate all the players from the 60s, 70s, and 80s who were taking bowls of uppers.
Leave it to the only Lastros player here to get greedy and ruin his own triumph
This was many years before the cheating. Just shut up.
Biggio was a class act. He came from a team that played the right way.
I can't stand the current culture of the Astros. Get caught cheating and then act like they are the victims.
Im a life long braves fan but the damn Astros actually made me feel bad for the dodgers and Yankees..
Lol greedy? The Astros were losing. He was trying to get himself in scoring position. Thought about the team before himself.
@@eoghbass2886 Hehe he was NOWHERE close to ever making it to 2nd in time
Too bad so many took place at the crappy Metrodome. Artificial turf sucks! 👎
It's unfortunate that we now know some of these players cheated their way onto this list--Alex Rodriguez, Rafael Palmeiro, and most likely Albert Pujols.
Slander
@@nedwart naive
@@nedwart Fact, save I suspect for Pujols.
then why has he never failed a drug test or physical?
@@thedude3065 Because baseball's drug testing policies have no teeth and it protects the high profile players. Are you really going to argue that a premier slugger like Pujols, who played during the height of the steroid era of baseball, was one of the only power hitters to abstain from using PED's during this time period? That's highly unlikely for a guy who couldn't even tell the truth about his own age.
Craig Biggio's made me cringe
I was at County Stadium🏟 for Robin Yount's 3,000th hit. We were there the previous night as well. Hoping he'd get it. In the 7th or 8th inning he didn't get a hit so myself, my friends Ron and Bob, all ran down to the ticket windows. They opened more windows in case he didn't get the 3,000th hit that night. We really splurged that night. We got the 2nd highest priced tickets you could get. Regular Mezzanine. Not the Deluxe Mezzanine, the Regular Mezzanine. We were on the 3rd base side. There were 2 rows in the Mezzanine, we were in the 1st row. You had a free moving chair and a table that extended across the section. So you could place your food, 📰program📰,🥤soda🥤 ,🍺beer🍺, 🌭hot🌭dogs🌭, 🍔hamburgers🍔,🍟fries🍟,🌮tacos🌮, and🍦ice🍧cream!🍨 It was the first time I had EVER sat there. They were, back then, expensive seats. $60.00-$75.00, I don't remember the exact price. But it was EPIC! AND when Robin slapped his 3,000th hit, that 🏟Stadium🏟WENT NUTS!!!!! I LOVED EVERY SECOND OF IT!