After a down year in 1964, Rose led the NL in hits in 1965, the first of 10 seasons with at least 200 hits and his .312 batting average was the first of nine consecutive seasons in which he had an ...

Pete Rose had a lifetime batting average of .303 with 4,256 hits in his 24-year baseball career. This means he got a hit almost once in every three at-bats, ...

His .303 career batting average ranks 179th on the all-time list; his .375 career OBP is 228th. Rose’s .784 on-base plus slugging is 636th, down there with guys like Gary Roenicke, Johnny Damon ...

Major League Baseball decided last month to lift the permanent ban on Pete Rose, and Alex Rodriguez believes the Cincinnati ...

Pete Rose waves to fans after being introduced during the Cincinnati Reds Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony, ... A player would need to then get 180 hits a year for a batting average of .300.

Read CNN’s Fast Facts about Pete Rose and learn about the former Cincinnati Reds player and manager who was banned for life from ... Leads the league in hits with 209 and a batting average of .312.

Cobb has 4,191 hits, which he was able to accumulate while batting 2,787 times fewer than Rose. Cobb, of course, holds the record for highest career batting average — .367.

Pete Rose died, and I'm sad but ... Hard to gauge the percentage of something he’ll remember these days, but for some reason I’m thinking of Pete Rose’s .348 batting average in 1969.

John Romano | There is the Pete Rose who captivated generations of fans, ... There are at least 125 players with a higher career batting average than his .303.

Pete Rose was known for his gambling controversy and his record-breaking batting average while playing for the Cincinnati Reds. But on the field, he is remembered for his skillful management of ...