MLB All-time Pinch Hit Leaders
This is a list of players with the most pinch-hits in Major League Baseball history. Names which appear in bold are active players. Includes games through July 22, 2011.
Rank | Player | Pinch hits |
---|---|---|
1 | Lenny Harris | 212 |
2 | Mark Sweeney | 175 |
3 | Manny Mota | 150 |
4 | Smoky Burgess | 145 |
5 | Greg Gross | 143 |
6 | Dave Hansen | 138 |
7 | John Vander Wal | 129 |
8 | José Morales | 123 |
9 | Orlando Palmeiro | 120 |
10 | Jerry Lynch | 116 |
11 | Red Lucas | 114 |
12 | Steve Braun | 113 |
13 | Terry Crowley | 108 |
Denny Walling | 108 | |
15 | Gates Brown | 107 |
16 | Matt Stairs | 105 |
17 | Jim Dwyer | 103 |
Mike Lum | 103 | |
19 | Rusty Staub | 100 |
20 | Dave Clark | 96 |
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