Is there a famous baseball player named Tony who has had a 1000 hits?
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There were a few Tonies that managed 1000+ hits:\n\nTony Gwynn (Sr.) - 3141\nTony Perez - 2732\nTony Fernandez - 2276\nTony Phillips - 2023\nTony Taylor - 2007\nTony Oliva - 1917\nTony Lazzeri - 1840\nTony Cuccinello - 1729\nTony Pena (Sr.) - 1687\n* Tony Womack - 1353\nTony Armas (Sr.) - 1302\n* Tony Batista - 1120\nTony Kubek - 1109\n* Tony Clark - 1087\n\n(* means an active player)
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1 - Billy Martin\n3 - Babe Ruth\n4 - Lou Gehrig\n5 - Joe DiMaggio\n7 - Mickey Mantle\n8 - Yogi Berra and Bill Dickey\n9 - Roger Maris\n10 - Phil Rizzuto\n15 - Thurman Munson\n16 - Whitey Ford\n23 - Don Mattingly\n32 - Elston Howard\n37 - Casey Stengel\n44 - Reggie Jackson\n49 - Ron Guidry\n\nSooner or later they'll run out of numbers
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MOST CAREER WALKOFFS. Babe Ruth 12. Jimmie Foxx 12. Stan Musial 12. Mickey Mantle 12. Frank Robinson 12.
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Albert Pujols, the first baseman for the St. Louis Cardinals, hit 14 in April 2006.
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steve finley, 114.\n\nbut if you were wondering, steve finley isn't even on the top 100 list for career triples.  sam crawford has 309.\n\ncheck out the link.
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http://www.baseball-reference.com/player_search.cgi?search=Perez&x=38&y=15\n\nThe link above will take you to a list of all players that have played at least one game in the majors with the last name of Perez.  I don't see a player by the name you've provided.  Please note that this is only the MAJORS and not "professionally" elsewhere.
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C - Mike Piazza - Me may not be a defensive star, but his bat can't be ignored\n\n1B - Lou Gehrig - Albert Pujols may hold down this spot one day, but he's going to have to keep it up for another 5-10 years before he does. Gehrig is a career .340 hitter with nearly 500 homers. Only Jimmy Foxx comes close. \n\n2B - Rogers Hornsby - His 1922 season when he had 250 hits and  42 homers while batting .401 is the best season ever by a second baseman. He batted .358 for his career\n\n3B - Alex Rodriguez - Mike Schmidt actually deserves the nod here, but the edge is slight. It's only a matter of time (a year or two) before A-Rod cements his place as the game's best ever third baseman. \n\nSS - Cal Ripken - The answer here probably should be Honus Wagner...but because of his ability to play every day, power, and the fact that I've actually seen him, Cal Ripken is my pick. \n\nOF - Babe Ruth - No contest. He's the best player to ever play the game, nevermind the best outfielder. \n\nOF - Ted Williams - "There goes the greatest hitter that ever lived"\n\nOF - Willie Mays - The guy could do it all...run, hit, hit for power, field...The games most well rounded player\n\nDH - Barry Bonds - Love him, hate him, steroirds or not....whatever. Quit bitching about what he may or migiht have done and watch the damn game. Then you'll see that this guy is one of the greatest of all time. He's not a DH, but I figured with his knees he could use a rest. \n\nRHP - Roger Clemens - You could say Walter Johnson...you could say Cy Young. You could even be a complete fool and go with Nolan Ryan. But in an age dominated by hitters, Clemens has dominated everyone. \n\nLHP - Randy Johnson - He was a good pitcher up until he turned 30. Then he became a great pitcher. Everything clicked for him and he dominated the game.\n\ncloser - Mariano Rivera - The closer has become the most overrated player in the game today. Gone are the days where they actually did their team good by going 2 or 3 innings, holding a lead, and dominated a team. But in this age of closers who don't do all that much, Rivera has actually managed to make a difference. He's not the typical closer who pitches an inning a game and manages to rack up 35 saves with 50 innings for the entire year. The guy shortens games. If the Yankees are leading after 8, they win the game.
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NO, there is not!! He is just incredible. Today against Tom Gordon of the Phillies, Big Papi hit his 8th career walk off home run!! That must be a record!!\n\nGo Sox!!
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No, Maris is not in the HOF, and probably will not ever be.\n\nHis career numbers of 275 Home Runs and 851 RBI are not Hall of Fame caliber for an outfielder.\n\nHe did win 2 MVP awards (which obviously means he was NOT  a "one year wonder" as a lot of people think), but he was an All Star for only four seasons....that's not a good total either for a Hall of Fame candidate.\n\nHis .217 World Series batting average didn't help his case either... He did hit  6 World Series Home Runs, and he played for  seven Pennant Winners (and three World Championship teams).\n\nMaris died in 1985, and did receive some significant Hall of Fame vote totals during the 2 or 3 years following his death, but never made the 75% total needed to be inducted.
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he shouldn't be declared as a record breaker.\nthe guy was on steroids, that's cheating.\n\nDEREK JETER ROCKS!
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Today = Adam Dunn\nPast 2 Years = David Ortiz\nPast 5 Years = Alex Rodriquez\nPast 10 Years = Barry Bonds\nPast 15 Years = Mark McGwire\nPast 20 Years = Mike Schmidt\nEVER = Mickey Mantle (Nobody hit them further)
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1. Babe Ruth(of course) 2.Jackie Robinson(he had to go through a lot) 3.Hank Aaron(755hr, what else needs to be said? plus 3771 hits) 4.Joe DiMaggio(61 game hitting streak, Wow) 5. Willie Mays(also is the godfather of Barry Bonds)
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Josh Gibson nearly 900 in the Negro Leagues\nSadharu Oh 868 in the Japanese Leagues\nHank Aaron 755 in the Major Leagues
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You mean which steriods-fueled slugger, or real baseball player?\nBecause Barry Bonds hit the first 9, from 5/1/00 to 5/24/01.\nIn fact, Barry hit 23 of the first 25 Giants splashes, with two from Felipe Crespo (5/28/01 and 7/8/01).\nAlso in 2000, Todd Hundley (LA) and Luis Gonzalez (AZ) hit homers into the bay, but the Giants don't count them as Spash Hits.
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In a career - Hank Aaron (755).  In a season - Barry Bonds (73).
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Mariano Rivera of the New York Yankees...
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Yes.  Jeff Mattingly achieved moderate success but was overshadowed by his fellow Tacoman Earl Anthony.\n\nHe died young and  has a tournament named after him.