How many players have ever collected 300 HRs and 500 doubles in a career?
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19, by my count.\n\nMusial 475/725\nBrett 317/665\nYaz 452/646\nAaron 755/624\nRipkin 431/603\nPalmeiro 569/585\nBonds 709/564\nMurray 504/560\nHornsby 301/541\nWinfield 465/540\nSimmons 307/539\nGehrig 493/534\nRobinson 586/528\nParker 339/526\nWilliams 521/525\nMays 660/523\nRuth 714/506\nPerez 379/505\nDawson 438/503
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At 2597, Reggie Jackson has the career record safely all to himself. He has 400 more than second place Sammy Sosa. Adam Dunn of the Reds broke the single season record in 2004 with 195. Jose Hernandez and Preston Wilson almost broke the single season record in the last few years.
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Reggie Jackson with 2,597. It's the only major league record he owns. The funny thing is this, I met him a couple of times and I actually saw him hit 3 home runs at a game I attended in Anaheim Stadium against the KC Royals, it was during Bo Jackson's rookie year. Jackson lived in So Cal for awhile after he retired. He averaged 470 at-bats per season, so if you divide the number of strikeouts by the average number of at-bats, that equals 5.5 years of doing nothing but stiking out!
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Career: 2,574\nWith just the Phillies: 2,217
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Ichiro Suzuki by a large margin.\nHe's the only hitter with 200 hits in every season since the 2001 season.    He led the majors in 3 of the seasons, with such totals as 242 in 2001 and a whopping 262 in 2004.  He has a total of 1354 hits.  The second most is Juan Pierre with 1182. Albert Pujols is third with 1159 in that time frame.
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The answer is YES. Forget about the betting. \nHis Career Numbers are:\n\n4256 hits- Most All-Time\n3562 Games Played- Most All-Time\n2165 runs- 5th most All-Time\n746 doubles-2nd All Time\n5752 total bases- 6th All-Time\n.303 Career Average\nOnly had 160 Career Homeruns and \nOnly had 1314 Career Rbi.\nPlayed the game the way it was meant to be played. \n\nIf anyone belongs ... he does. Hasn't it been long enough?
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Hank Aaron has 755, but Sadharu Oh in Japan hit 868... Lots of great player's stats were never kept because they were in the Negro Leagues... but the MLB record (for now) belongs to Hammerin' Hank.
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There are a couple professional players that make several hundred thousand a year.  The very best players can add to that a bit with the few endorsements reserved for the very top players.
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A lot of people say Cy Young's career wins but I say his career complete games.  He has 749 complete games.  The active leader is Roger Clemens with 118.  Since 1990 the highest total by any player in a season is 15.  It would take 50 season of 15 complete games to match Cy Young.  It will be a long time before anyone even approaches that record.\n\nAnother record is Johnny Vandermeer's two consecutive no-hitters.  To break the record would take 3 consecutive no-hitters. \n\nBut Cy Young's record will not be broken as long as baseball is played under current conditions.
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Sam Crawford does have the most career triples with 309.  Despite being a Hall-of-Famer, Crawford may be one of the most underrated players in history.  He was a triples machine.  He was the first man to lead both the American League and National League in triples and holds the record for the most seasons with at least 20 triples (five)  Crawford was elected to the Hall-of-Fame in 1957.
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Ian Wright .\n185 goals in 288 matches.
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Ken Griffey Jr.\nHe hit his 400th on 4/10/05 when he was 30 years and 141 days old.\nA-Rod was 29 years and 316 days old when he achieved the 400 mark in 2005.
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I included some of the pre-1900 leagues, in addition to the American and National Leagues.\n\n1) Cy Young: 290 NL + 221 AL = 511\n2) Nolan Ryan: 135 NL + 189 NL = 324\n3) Gaylord Perry: 139 AL + 175 NL = 314\n4) Bobby Mathews: 131 NA (National Association) + 106 AA (American Association) + 60 NL = 297\n5) Fergie Jenkins: 169 NL + 115 AL = 285\n6) Gus Weyhing: 115 AA + 119 NL + 30 PL (Players League) = 264\n7) Randy Johnson: 147 AL + 116 NL = 263\n8) Denny Martinez: 141 AL + 104 NL = 245\n9) Jim Bunning: 118 AL + 106 NL = 224\n10) Kevin Brown: 102 AL + 109 NL = 211\n11) Al Orth: 100 NL + 104 AL = 204
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Shockingly Barry Bonds set this record in 2001, on his way to 73.  He had 39 at the all-star break.
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It has probably happened, but has never happened officially...\n\nWilt Chamberlain most likely had a few quintuple doubles during his career... he got a lot of steals and blocked shots before these became official NBA stats one year after he retired from basketball.\n\nThere have only been four "official" quadruple doubles in NBA history:\n\n    * Nate Thurmond, October 18, 1974, Chicago vs. Atlanta; 22 points, 14 rebounds, 13 assists, 12 blocks.\n    * Alvin Robertson, February 18, 1986, San Antonio vs. Phoenix; 20 points, 11 rebounds, 10 assists, 10 steals.\n    * Hakeem Olajuwon, March 29, 1990, Houston vs. Milwaukee; 18 points, 16 rebounds, 10 assists, 11 blocks.\n    * David Robinson, February 17, 1994, San Antonio vs. Detroit; 34 points, 10 rebounds, 10 assists, 10 blocks.\n\n\nOnce, Jason Kidd had a triple double (points, rebounds and assists) and also had 10 turnovers.\n\nChamberlain and Russell would have undoubtedly be the all time leaders in triple and quadruple doubles had blocked shots been an official NBA stat during their careers... Sportswriters and team statisticians often kept track of Chamberlain and Russell's blocked shots during a game for newspaper reporting purposes, but the league itself does not recognize these as official totals. They routinely would report that Wilt and Russell often blocked 10 to 12 shots per game.\n\nChamberlain holds the record for most consecutive games with a triple double...he recorded triple doubles in 9 consecutive games in 1968.\n\nWilt had a 58 point, 42 rebound game, along with a 78 point, 43 rebound game, making him the only player to ever have 40 or more totals in two different categories in the same game.
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27 triple doubles.  And is only player to have a triple double in the All-star game.  He was amazing. See source.
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This is so funny!  I feel the ame way.  which player has mastered the art?  Hmmm............... I really have to think about that, there are alot of players....... all of them?