Ichiro Suzuki vs Pete Rose

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Ichiro Suzuki and Pete Rose compared on their MLB careers: Ichiro Suzuki played 19 seasons, 2001 to 2019, Pete Rose 24 seasons, 1963 to 1986. Ichiro Suzuki has .311 batting average to Pete Rose's .303. Pete Rose won 3 titles.

Who has the better career numbers?

Pete Rose leads in 7 of the 9 lines, Ichiro Suzuki in 2. Bold marks the better figure; playing time — games, minutes, at-bats, innings — is not scored.

Ichiro Suzuki and Pete Rose career totals

2,653	GP	3,562
9,934	AB	14,053
1,420	R	2,165, better
3,089	H	4,256, better
117	HR	160, better
780	RBI	1,314, better
509, better	SB	198
0.3, better	AVG	0.3
0.4	OBP	0.4, better
0.4	SLG	0.4, better
0.8	OPS	0.8, better

How do they compare in the postseason?

Ichiro Suzuki and Pete Rose postseason

19	GP	67
78	AB	268
10	R	30, better
27	H	86, better
1	HR	5, better
8	RBI	22, better
4, better	SB	2
0.3, better	AVG	0.3
0.4, better	OBP	0.4
0.4	SLG	0.4, better
0.8, better	OPS	0.8

Where each stands all time

Ichiro Suzuki and Pete Rose all-time places

24th (3,089)	Hits	1st (4,256), better
34th (509), better	Stolen bases	—
—	RBI	92nd (1,314), better

Among the MLB players with a career line on file, regular season, counting stats only — the same lists the records pages run on.

Titles and awards

Ichiro Suzuki and Pete Rose titles and awards

—	Championships	3, better
—	NL Rookie of the Year	1, better
—	NL Gold Glove	2, better
—	NL MVP	1, better
—	World Series MVP	1, better
—	NL Silver Slugger	1, better
1, better	AL Rookie of the Year	—
10, better	AL Gold Glove	—
3, better	AL Silver Slugger	—
1, better	AL MVP	—

Awards come from the league’s published winner lists; a championship counts a season played for the club that won it.

Season by season

Lined up by career year, not by calendar: each row is the players’ nth season.

Ichiro Suzuki and Pete Rose season by season

1st	2001	.350, better	8, better	69, better	1963	.273	6	41
2nd	2002	.321, better	8, better	51, better	1964	.269	4	34
3rd	2003	.312	13, better	62	1965	.312	11	81, better
4th	2004	.372, better	8	60	1966	.313	16, better	70, better
5th	2005	.303, better	15, better	68	1967	.301	12	76, better
6th	2006	.322	9	49	1968	.335, better	10, better	49
7th	2007	.351, better	6	68	1969	.348	16, better	82, better
8th	2008	.310	6	42	1970	.316, better	15, better	52, better
9th	2009	.352, better	11	46, better	1971	.304	13, better	44
10th	2010	.315, better	6	43	1972	.307	6	57, better
11th	2011	.272	5	47	1973	.338, better	5	64, better
12th	2012	.283	9, better	55, better	1974	.284, better	3	51
13th	2013	.262	7	35	1975	.317, better	7	74, better
14th	2014	.284	1	22	1976	.323, better	10, better	63, better
15th	2015	.229	1	21	1977	.311, better	9, better	64, better
16th	2016	.291	1	22	1978	.302, better	7, better	52, better
17th	2017	.255	3	20	1979	.331, better	4, better	59, better
18th	2018	.205	0	0	1980	.282, better	1, better	64, better
19th	2019	.000	0	0	1981	.325, better	0	33, better
20th	—	—	—	—	1982	.271	3	54
21st	—	—	—	—	1983	.245	0	45
22nd	—	—	—	—	1984	.286	0	34
23rd	—	—	—	—	1985	.264	2	46
24th	—	—	—	—	1986	.219	0	25

What the columns mean: AVG · HR · RBI