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Ripken joins 3,000-hit club


MINNEAPOLIS (AP) -- Cal Ripken got his 3,000th hit Saturday night, adding another huge number to his Hall of Fame resume.

The Baltimore Orioles star, already renowned for playing a record 2,632 straight games, reached this milestone with his third hit of game.

Ripken became the 24th player to reach 3,000 hits, doing it a year after both Tony Gwynn and Wade Boggs joined the club.

Ripken lined a clean single to center field off reliever Hector Carrasco for No. 3,000. He was greeted at first base by coach and longtime teammate Eddie Murray, who also got his 3,000th hit at the Metrodome in 1995.


The 3,000 Hit Club
Player Team Date Age Pitcher Type AB Gm
Cap Anson   CHC   7/16/1897   45   George Blackburn   single   NA   NA  
Honus Wagner   PIT   6/9/14   40   Erskine Mayer   double   8,801   2,332  
Nap Lajoie   CLE   9/15/14   40   Pug Cavet   single   8,630   2,224  
Ty Cobb   DET   8/19/21   34   Elmer Myers   single   8,093   2,135  
Tris Speaker   CLE   5/17/25   37   Tom Zachary   double   8,625   2,341  
Eddie Collins   CWS   6/6/25   38   Walter Johnson   double   NA   2,505  
Paul Waner   BOS*   6/19/42   39   Rip Sewell   single   NA   2,314  
Stan Musial   STL   5/13/58   37   Moe Drabowsky   double   8,774   2,301  
Hank Aaron   ATL   5/17/70   36   Wayne Simpson   single   9,566   2,460  
Willie Mays   SF   7/18/70   39   Mike Wegener   single   9,690   2,370  
Roberto Clemente   PIT   9/30/72   38   Jon Matlack   double   9,454   2,433  
Al Kaline   DET   9/24/74   39   Dave McNally   double   10,096   2,825  
Pete Rose   CIN   5/5/78   37   Steve Rogers   single   9,690   2,370  
Lou Brock   STL   8/13/79   40   Dennis Lamp   single   10,234   2,629  
Carl Yastrzemski   BOS   9/12/79   40   Jim Beattie   single   10,936   2,848  
Rod Carew   CAL   8/4/85   39   Frank Viola   single   9,101   2,417  
Robin Yount   MIL   9/9/92   36   Jose Mesa   single   10,473   2,708  
George Brett   KC   9/30/92   39   Tim Fortugno   single   9,779   2,559  
Dave Winfield   MIN   9/16/93   41   Dennis Eckersley   single   10,559   2,840  
Eddie Murray   CLE   6/30/95   39   Mike Trombley   single   10,392   2,764  
Paul Molitor   MIN   9/16/96   40   Jose Rosado   triple   9,750   2,411  
Tony Gwynn   SD   8/6/99   39   Dan Smith   single   8,874   2,284  
Wade Boggs   TB   8/7/99   41   Chris Haney   homer   9,151   2,430  
Cal Ripken   BAL   4/15/00   39   Hector Carrasco   single   10,803   2,800  
* Boston Braves

The Associated Press contributed to this report.


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