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Cincinnati Reds Extra-Base Hits Leaders

Career totals with the Reds and the best single seasons in club history. Records run through the 2025 season.

Pete Rose holds the Reds career record with 868 extra-base hits. The single-season record is 92, by Frank Robinson in 1962.

AVG HR RBI H R SB OPS OBP SLG 2B 3B XBH TB BB SO PA AB G

All-time Reds leaders

Career totals with the club
# Player With the club XBH G
1 Pete Rose Pete Rose 1963–1986 868 2,722
2 Joey Votto Joey Votto 2007–2023 837 2,056
3 Johnny Bench Johnny Bench 1967–1983 794 2,158
4 Barry Larkin Barry Larkin 1986–2004 715 2,180
5 Frank Robinson Frank Robinson 1956–1965 692 1,502
6 Tony Perez Tony Perez 1964–1986 682 1,948
7 Vada Pinson Vada Pinson 1958–1968 624 1,565
8 Bid McPhee Bid McPhee 1882–1899 545 2,138
9 Dave Concepcion Dave Concepcion 1970–1988 538 2,488
10 Brandon Phillips Brandon Phillips 2006–2016 534 1,614
11 Ted Kluszewski Ted Kluszewski 1947–1957 518 1,339
12 Jay Bruce Jay Bruce 2008–2016 498 1,220
13 George Foster George Foster 1971–1981 488 1,253
14 Adam Dunn Adam Dunn 2001–2008 470 1,087
15 Edd Roush Edd Roush 1916–1931 459 1,399
16 Gus Bell Gus Bell 1953–1961 423 1,235
17 Frank McCormick Frank McCormick 1934–1945 415 1,228
18 John Reilly John Reilly 1883–1891 411 1,069
19 Joe Morgan Joe Morgan 1972–1979 399 1,154
20 Dan Driessen Dan Driessen 1973–1984 396 1,480
21 Ken Griffey Ken Griffey 2000–2008 391 945
22 Eugenio Suarez Eugenio Suarez 2015–2026 387 1,041
23 Sean Casey Sean Casey 1998–2005 385 1,075
24 Ernie Lombardi Ernie Lombardi 1932–1941 364 1,203
25 Eric Davis Eric Davis 1984–1996 360 985

Single-season Reds records

Best seasons in club history