Can you name the MLB 200 Hit Seasons from 1989-present?

Year	Player	Hits/Team
2011		213/Rangers
2011		213/Red Sox
2011		212/Red Sox
2011		207/Cubs
2011		201/Royals
2010		214/Mariners
2010		200/Yankees
2009		225/Mariners
2009		212/Yankees
2009		204/Yankees
2009		203/Brewers
2008		213/Mariners
2008		213/Red Sox
2008		204/Mets
2007		238/Mariners
2007		216/Tigers
2007		216/Rockies
2007		212/Phillies
2007		212/Marlins
2007		206/Yankees
2007		201/Rangers
2007		200/Tigers
2006		224/Mariners
2006		217/Rangers
2006		214/Orioles
2006		214/Yankees
2006		204/Cubs
2006		203/Phillies
2006		200/Pirates
2006		200/Angels
2005		221/Rangers
2005		206/Mariners
2005		202/Yankees
2004		262/Mariners
2004		221/Marlins

Year	Player	Hits/Team
2004		216/Rangers
2004		208/Padres
2004		206/Angels
2004		203/Orioles
2004		201/Pirates
2004		200/Dodgers
2003		215/Blue Jays
2003		212/Cardinals
2003		212/Mariners
2003		209/Rockies
2003		204/Marlins
2003		204/Rangers
2003		201/Angels
2002		209/Yankees
2002		208/Mariners
2002		206/Expos
2002		204/Yankees
2002		204/Athletics
2001		242/Mariners
2001		206/Giants
2001		206/Mariners
2001		202/Blue Jays
2001		202/Rockies
2001		201/Rangers
2000		240/Angels
2000		216/Rockies
2000		214/Royals
2000		206/Royals
2000		201/Yankees
2000		200/Expos
1999		219/Yankees
1999		207/Orioles
1999		206/Diamondbacks
1999		204/Phillies
1999		202/Yankees

Year	Player	Hits/Team
1999		200/Angels-Athletics
1998		219/Rockies
1998		213/Mariners
1998		210/Astros
1998		206/Rockies
1998		205/Red Sox
1998		203/Yankees
1998		202/Expos
1998		200/White Sox
1997		220/Padres
1997		209/Red Sox
1997		208/Rockies
1997		201/Dodgers
1996		227/Mets
1996		225/Twins
1996		215/Mariners
1996		211/Rockies
1996		210/Indians
1996		207/Braves
1996		207/Red Sox
1996		201/Expos
1993		211/Blue Jays
1993		200/Indians
1993		200/Blue Jays
1992		210/Twins
1992		205/Indians
1991		216/Brewers
1991		210/Orioles
1991		203/Rangers
1991		203/Rangers
1991		201/Rangers
1989		215/Twins
1989		205/Yankees
1989		205/Red Sox
1989		203/Padres

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MLB 200+ Hits (1989-present) Quiz

by twhirsh

Created Dec 19, 2010 in Sports
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	refwen:	Dec 23rd, 2010 at 17:13 GMT	0 points
	for Suzuki, you should also allow Ichrio, being that is on the back of his uniform

	anevilfrog:	Dec 23rd, 2010 at 17:19 GMT	4 points
	Two thumbs up. Some surprising names here.

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	tmxicon:	Dec 23rd, 2010 at 18:27 GMT	0 points
	@gofortyniners17: I would add Helton to the list of sure hall of famers - a .324 career average, probably just falls short of 2,500 hits, and was the face of a franchise for a decade. I think Young makes it and Rollins does if he can stay healthy. Pierre is on the very fringe if he can stay healthy and continue to put up numbers like the ones he did this season. His best shot on getting in is with steals. I'd be more inclined to say no. I don't think Ordonez has a shot - if he could put in a couple of productive seasons then maybe, but I just don't see him doing that.

	Gf1289you:	Dec 23rd, 2010 at 20:36 GMT	-4 points
	This is a good quiz especially for me. I actually knew a lot of them.

	ivn:	Dec 23rd, 2010 at 21:11 GMT	7 points
	oh, Juan PIerre. proof positive that with enough at-bats, ANYONE can get 200 hits.

	Etheridge2:	Dec 23rd, 2010 at 21:32 GMT	0 points
	I think I typed in Tony Phillips like 20 times trying to figure out the guy who did it for the A's and Angels..only one I missed but damn a couple of them took me forever to remember

	rk559:	Dec 23rd, 2010 at 22:38 GMT	2 points
	Well done! Make some more

	briancurran:	Dec 23rd, 2010 at 22:59 GMT	7 points
	@GoFortyNiners17 miguel tejada have no chance in hell of getting into the hall of fame

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	Asmodeus10:	Dec 24th, 2010 at 01:37 GMT	-2 points
	@tmxicon: No way do Young and Rollins make it into the Hall of Fame unless they both play well into their 40s. Rollins has a better chance because of his MVP, SB, and handful of gold gloves. Young is the most overrated player in baseball.

	hankbaskett:	Dec 24th, 2010 at 07:49 GMT	4 points
	Those of you who got Randy Velarde, I tip my cap to you.

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	GoFortyNiners17:	Dec 24th, 2010 at 13:28 GMT	4 points
	@Asmodeus10: Michael Young overated?!? He's the most underated player in baseball! He's a career .300 hitter through 10 seasons and has great run totals. Also, he usually hits around 20 HRs a year. @briancurran: You're right Tejada probably comes up short... Maybe with another 2 good years he makes it in i mean the man has 300 bombs on his career. Also, I think he's involved in the steroid allegations.

	nickipedia:	Dec 25th, 2010 at 06:16 GMT	3 points
	im surprised to not see roberto alomar on this list, figured he would have had at least one 200 hit season

	twhirsh:	Dec 25th, 2010 at 13:40 GMT	4 points
	i know i made the quiz so i dont count, but i actually woulda known randy velarde was on the list anyways because i remember checking the stats for that year when i was a kid and saying to myself: "how the #*!@ did randy velarde get 200 hits?!"

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	jbatty:	Dec 26th, 2010 at 16:40 GMT	2 points
	fun quiz. I only got 86%, but I gave myself extra credit for getting, and spelling, Grudzielanek.

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	avrandldr:	Dec 27th, 2010 at 15:41 GMT	1 point
	Great quiz. And Mo Vaughn? Really?

	swellwrench:	Dec 29th, 2010 at 14:26 GMT	9 points
	the fact that people are suggesting that Juan Pierre might be a future Hall of Famer is boggling my mind a little.

	twhirsh:	Dec 31st, 2010 at 18:21 GMT	4 points
	pierre is too old and does not have enough hits. 33 years old and only 1842 hits. no way he gets in.

	Asmodeus10:	Jan 4th, 2011 at 00:38 GMT	2 points
	@GoFortyNiners17: Look at Young's stats. The only one that is above average is hits. He has an average OPS, no speed, terrible defense, and average power. 20 HR in Texas is not impressive. He's basically Ichiro without speed or defense. And runs are a terrible indicator of an individual's talent. It depends on who you have hitting behind you.

	DrAng88:	Jan 4th, 2011 at 09:37 GMT	1 point
	I somehow manage to remember the likes of Randy Velarde, Rich Aurilia, and Jose Vidro but forget Jimmy Rollins.

	Dunteman:	Jan 21st, 2011 at 01:50 GMT	1 point
	i give myself credit for gwynn

	mraithel13:	Mar 1st, 2011 at 20:41 GMT	2 points
	Juan Pierre!! AAGH!

	Griff5516:	Mar 3rd, 2011 at 17:49 GMT	2 points
	80/100, not too shabby

	thebombdiggity15:	May 11th, 2011 at 06:36 GMT	0 points
	@ivn: Even with the 699 at bats he had. He still had to be a .285 hitter. The main reason he had 200 in the early 00s is because he is too fast. 30+ infield singles? That's just hit and run baseball. @Asmodeus: Over 12 seasons Young averages 98 runs, 88 RBIs and 199 hits. I'm pretty sure those are all well over average. Young has been at the top 5 in fielding % 7 times. Sure he committed almost 19 errors in 3 seasons, but that happens when you are also a leader in def. games played. He has an above average OPS and HRs, but they are by no means upper echelon.