175 Career Triples
| Player | Triples | Teams & Seasons |
|---|---|---|
| Sam Crawford | 309 | 1899–1902 Cincinnati; 1903–17 Detroit |
| Ty Cobb | 297 | 1905–26 Detroit; 1927–28 Philadelphia (AL) |
| Honus Wagner | 252 | 1897–99 Louisville; 1900–17 Pittsburgh |
| Jake Beckley | 2431 | 1888–89, 1891–96 Pittsburgh; 1890 Pittsburgh (PL); 1896–97 New York (NL); 1897–1903 Cincinnati; 1904–07 St. Louis (NL) |
| Roger Connor | 233 | 1880–82 Troy (NL); 1883–91, 1893–94 New York (NL); 1892 Philadelphia (NL); 1894–97 St. Louis (NL) |
| Tris Speaker | 222 | 1907–15 Boston (AL); 1916–26 Cleveland, 1927 Washington; 1928 Philadelphia (AL) |
| Dan Brouthers | 2052 | 1879–80 Troy (NL); 1881–85 Buffalo (NL); 1886–88 Detroit (NL); Boston (NL); 1890–91 Boston (PL-AA); Brooklyn; 1894–95 Baltimore (NL); 1895 Louisville (NL); 1896 Philadelphia (NL); 1904 New York (NL) |
| Joe Kelley | 194 | 1891, 1908 Boston (NL); 1892 Pittsburgh; 1892–98 Baltimore (NL); 1899–1901 Brooklyn; 1902 Baltimore (AL); 1902–06 Cincinnati |
| Paul Waner | 191 | 1926–40 Pittsburgh; 1941–44 Boston (NL); 1941 Brooklyn; 1944–45 New York (AL) |
| Bid McPhee | 1883 | 1882–89 Cincinnati (AA); 1890–99 Cincinnati (NL) |
| Eddie Collins | 187 | 1906–14, 1927–30 Philadelphia (AL), 1915–26 Chicago (AL) |
| Ed Delahanty | 1854 | 1888–89, 1891–1901 Philadelphia (NL); 1890 Cleveland (PL); 1902–03 Washington (AL) |
| Sam Rice | 184 | 1915–33 Washington (AL); 1934 Cleveland |
| Jesse Burkett | 182 | 1890 New York (NL); 1891–98 Cleveland (NL); 1899–1901 St. Louis (NL); 1902–04 St. Louis (AL); 1905 Boston (AL) |
| Ed Konetchy | 1825 | 1907–13 St. Louis (NL); 1914 Pittsburgh; 15 Pittsburgh (FL); 1916–18 Boston (NL); 1919–21 Brooklyn; 1921 Philadelphia (NL) |
| Edd Roush | 1826 | 1913 Chicago (AL); 1914–15 Indianapolis/Newark (FL); 1916, 1927–29 New York (NL); 1916–26, 1931 Cincinnati |
| Buck Ewing | 178 | 1880–82 Troy (NL); 1883–92 New York (NL); 1893–94 Cleveland (NL); 1895–97 Cincinnati |
| Rabbit Maranville | 177 | 1912–20, 1929–33, 1935 Boston (NL); 1921–24 Pittsburgh; 1925 Chicago (NL); 1926 Brooklyn; 1927–28 St. Louis (NL) |
| Stan Musial | 177 | 1941–44, 1946–63 St. Louis (NL) |
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