Leadoff Hitter - Notable Major League Baseball Leadoff Hitters

Notable Major League Baseball Leadoff Hitters

Bold names indicate players active going into the 2012 season
  • Roberto Alomar
  • Brady Anderson
  • Luis Aparicio
  • Craig Biggio
  • Max Bishop
  • Wade Boggs
  • Bobby Bonds
  • Michael Bourn
  • Lou Brock
  • Brett Butler
  • Bert Campaneris
  • Max Carey
  • Vince Coleman
  • Hub Collins
  • Johnny Damon
  • Ray Durham
  • David Eckstein
  • Jacoby Ellsbury
  • Chone Figgins
  • Rafael Furcal
  • Billy Hamilton
  • Mike Hargrove
  • Harry Hooper
  • Dummy Hoy
  • Rickey Henderson
  • Akinori Iwamura
  • Derek Jeter
  • Ian Kinsler
  • Chuck Knoblauch
  • Arlie Latham
  • Kenny Lofton
  • Davey Lopes
  • Paul Molitor
  • Joe Morgan
  • Juan Pierre
  • Martín Prado
  • Tim Raines
  • Willie Randolph
  • José Reyes
  • Brian Roberts
  • Jimmy Rollins
  • Pete Rose
  • Curtis Granderson
  • Grady Sizemore
  • Alfonso Soriano
  • Denard Span
  • Ichiro Suzuki
  • Lou Whitaker
  • Maury Wills
  • Willie Wilson
  • Eddie Yost

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