All-Time MLB Doubles Leaders

Tris Speaker is the all-time MLB leader in doubles with 792, 46 clear of Pete Rose (746). He did it in 22 seasons, from 1907 to 1928. The top ten runs from 792 down to 643.

All-time MLB leader Tris Speaker 1907–1928 · 22 seasons

792 Doubles 46 clear of Pete Rose

Showing Doubles and the stats that give it context Full stat line

#	Player	Seasons	2B	G	AB	H	AVG
1	Tris Speaker	1907–1928 (22)	792	2,789	10,195	3,514	.345
2	Pete Rose	1963–1986 (24)	746	3,562	14,053	4,256	.303
3	Stan Musial	1941–1963 (22)	725	3,026	10,972	3,630	.331
4	Ty Cobb	1905–1928 (24)	724	3,035	11,436	4,189	.366
5	Albert Pujols	2001–2022 (22)	686	3,080	11,421	3,384	.296
6	Craig Biggio	1988–2007 (20)	668	2,850	10,876	3,060	.281
7	George Brett	1973–1993 (21)	665	2,707	10,349	3,154	.305
8	Nap Lajoie	1896–1916 (21)	657	2,480	9,590	3,243	.338
9	Carl Yastrzemski	1961–1983 (23)	646	3,308	11,988	3,419	.285
10	Honus Wagner	1897–1917 (21)	643	2,794	10,439	3,420	.328
11	Adrian Beltre	1998–2018 (21)	636	2,933	11,068	3,166	.286
12	David Ortiz	1997–2016 (20)	632	2,408	8,640	2,472	.286
13	Miguel Cabrera	2003–2023 (21)	627	2,797	10,356	3,174	.306
14	Hank Aaron	1954–1976 (23)	624	3,298	12,364	3,771	.305
15	Paul Molitor	1978–1998 (21)	605	2,683	10,835	3,319	.306
16	Paul Waner	1926–1945 (20)	605	2,549	9,459	3,152	.333
17	Cal Ripken	1981–2001 (21)	603	3,001	11,551	3,184	.276
18	Barry Bonds	1986–2007 (22)	601	2,986	9,847	2,935	.298
19	Luis Gonzalez	1990–2008 (19)	596	2,591	9,157	2,591	.283
20	Todd Helton	1997–2013 (17)	592	2,247	7,962	2,519	.316
21	Rafael Palmeiro	1986–2005 (20)	585	2,831	10,472	3,020	.288
22	Robin Yount	1974–1993 (20)	583	2,856	11,008	3,142	.285
23	Cap Anson	1871–1897 (27)	582	2,524	10,281	3,435	.334
24	Freddie Freeman	2010–2026 (17)	579	2,332	8,693	2,598	.299
25	Wade Boggs	1982–1999 (18)	578	2,440	9,180	3,010	.328
26	Bobby Abreu	1996–2014 (18)	574	2,425	8,480	2,470	.291
27	Charlie Gehringer	1924–1942 (19)	574	2,323	8,860	2,839	.320
28	Ivan Rodriguez	1991–2011 (21)	572	2,543	9,592	2,844	.296
29	Robinson Cano	2005–2022 (17)	572	2,267	8,773	2,639	.301
30	Carlos Beltran	1998–2017 (20)	565	2,586	9,768	2,725	.279
31	Eddie Murray	1977–1997 (21)	560	3,026	11,336	3,255	.287
32	Jeff Kent	1992–2008 (17)	560	2,298	8,498	2,461	.290
33	Chipper Jones	1993–2012 (19)	549	2,499	8,984	2,726	.303
34	Alex Rodriguez	1994–2016 (22)	548	2,784	10,566	3,115	.295
35	Manny Ramirez	1993–2011 (19)	547	2,302	8,244	2,574	.312
36	Derek Jeter	1995–2014 (20)	544	2,747	11,195	3,465	.310
37	Tony Gwynn	1982–2001 (20)	543	2,440	9,288	3,141	.338
38	Harry Heilmann	1914–1932 (17)	542	2,148	7,787	2,660	.342
39	Rogers Hornsby	1915–1937 (23)	541	2,259	8,173	2,930	.358
40	Dave Winfield	1973–1995 (22)	540	2,973	11,003	3,110	.283
41	Joe Medwick	1932–1948 (17)	540	1,984	7,635	2,471	.324
42	Al Simmons	1924–1944 (20)	539	2,215	8,759	2,927	.334
43	Lou Gehrig	1923–1939 (17)	534	2,164	8,001	2,721	.340
44	Al Oliver	1968–1985 (18)	529	2,368	9,049	2,743	.303
45	Frank Robinson	1956–1976 (21)	528	2,808	10,006	2,943	.294
46	Dave Parker	1973–1991 (19)	526	2,466	9,358	2,712	.290
47	Willie Mays	1948–1973 (23)	525	3,005	10,924	3,293	.301
48	Ted Williams	1939–1960 (19)	525	2,292	7,706	2,654	.344
49	Ken Griffey	1989–2010 (22)	524	2,671	9,801	2,781	.284
50	Johnny Damon	1995–2012 (18)	522	2,490	9,736	2,769	.284

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