ALBERT PUJOLS, 3,297: The fearsome slugger, now a Dodger, will crack the Top 10 career hits list if he passes Paul Molitor's 3,319.
ADRIAN BELTRE, 3,166: The Cooperstown-bound third baseman retired in 2018 at No. 17 on the all-time hits list between Cal Ripken Jr. and George Brett.
ALEX RODRIGUEZ, 3,115: A-Rod was a lightning rod for controversy due to PED use, but there was no denying his talent. He's No. 22 on the all-time hits list.
ROD CAREW, 3,053: The smooth-swinging Panama native was a 7-time AL batting champ, 1977 MVP and Rookie of the Year in 1967 for the Twins.
RAFAEL PALMEIRO, 3,020: One of only five players in both the 500 HR and 3,000 hits clubs was a Hall of Fame-caliber talent tainted by alleged PED use.
