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The Cincinnati Reds have plenty of players who have hit 200 singles, doubles, triples, or home runs in a single season. This is generally agreed upon as the mark of elite baseball. 200 strikeouts in a season is like 100 RBIs or . 300 average – getting to that level makes one a good offensive player.
Today the MLB Immaculate Grid is tasking players with finding one of the Cincinnati Reds who did just that. Fortunately, there are plenty of answers to this very question.
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Cincinnati Reds with 200 successful seasons for MLB Immaculate Network
Here is the complete list of all Cincinnati Reds players who have accumulated 200 or more hits in a season:
- Pete Rose • 1973230
- Cy Seymour • 1905219
- Pete Rose • 1969218
- Pete Rose • 1976215
- Pete Rose • 1968210
- Pete Rose • 1975210
- Frank McCormick • 1938209
- Frank McCormick • 1939209
- Pete Rose • 1965209
- Vada Benson • 1961208
- Frank Robinson • 1962208
- Jake Dauber • 1922205
- Vada Benson • 1959205
- Pete Rose • 1966205
- Pete Rose • 1970205
- Vada Benson • 1963204
- Vada Benson • 1965204
- Pete Rose • 1977204
Of course, the MLB hitter king is on this list frequently. Pete Rose has had the most hits of all time, so it only makes sense that he would have had nine seasons with 200 or more main hits. Vada Benson and Frank McCormick also appear routinely on this list.
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