Greatest hitters in MLB history

a Yourlist ranking · the crowd decides the order

The batter's box pantheon — rings and round-trippers.

What counts: Seeded with approximate real-world figures — the crowd's votes decide the order from here.

Babe Ruth▲ Rising
World Series: 7Home runs: 714
added by IJRin 3 rankings
88
Hank Aaron▲ Rising
World Series: 1Home runs: 755
added by IJRin 2 rankings
50
Willie Mays▲ Rising
World Series: 1Home runs: 660
added by IJRin 2 rankings
41
Barry Bonds▲ Rising
World Series: 0Home runs: 762
added by IJRin 2 rankings
41
Ted Williams
World Series: 0Home runs: 521
added by IJR
-1
Ken Griffey Jr.▼ Falling
World Series: 0Home runs: 630
added by IJRin 2 rankings
-22
Albert Pujols▼ Falling
World Series: 2Home runs: 703
added by IJRin 2 rankings
-29
Mickey Mantle▼ Falling
World Series: 7Home runs: 536
added by IJRin 2 rankings
-46

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TTariq Mueller14h
The eye test and the stats finally agree on this one.
CChloe Chen1d
Put some respect on the defensive end of this argument.
SSarah Vasquez1d
You can't compare eras like this, but here we are, and I love it.
AAmara Novak5d
Longevity has to count for more than peak. This order underrates it.
OOlga Vasquez5d
Rings aren't everything, look at the supporting casts.
ZZoe Ivanov5d
No debate for me — Babe Ruth at the top is exactly right.