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Who holds the highest career batting average in American or National League history?
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Who recorded an all-time Major League high of 4,256 career hits?
Answer: Pete Rose
Why: Rose collected 4,256 hits over 24 seasons, surpassing Ty Cobb's long-standing mark of 4,189.
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How many bases did Rickey Henderson steal in his MLB career to set the all-time record?
Answer: 1,406
Why: Henderson also holds the modern single-season stolen base record with 130 swipes during the 1982 season.
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Which pitcher threw consecutive no-hitters in back-to-back MLB starts?
Answer: Johnny Vander Meer
Why: His historic second consecutive no-hitter took place during the first-ever night game played at Ebbets Field.
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What slugger struck out a record 2,597 times during his Major League career?
Answer: Reggie Jackson
Why: Despite striking out nearly 2,600 times, Jackson crushed 563 home runs and earned five World Series rings.
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Who founded baseball's 40-70 club by hitting 41 homers and stealing 73 bases in 2023?
Answer: Ronald Acuña Jr.
Why: Before Acuña's 2023 season, no player in MLB history had ever combined even 40 home runs with 50 stolen bases.
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Who remains the last American or National League player to finish a season batting over .400?
Answer: Ted Williams
Why: Williams refused to sit out the final doubleheader to protect his .39955 rounded average, going 6-for-8 to finish at .406.