2023 MLB NL hits leaders

October 5, 2023

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ATLANTA, GEORGIA – SEPTEMBER 30: Ronald Acuna Jr. #13 of the Atlanta Braves celebrates within the dugout after scoring a run all through the 3rd inning towards the Washington Nationals at Truist Park on September 30, 2023 in Atlanta, Georgia. (Photograph via Adam Hagy/Getty Pictures)

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1. Ronald Acuña Jr. (217) | Atlanta Braves OF

2. Freddie Freeman (211) | Los Angeles Dodgers IF

3. Luis Arraez (203) | Miami Marlins IF

4. Mookie Betts (179) | Los Angeles Dodgers OF

5. Austin Riley (179) | Atlanta Braves IF

6. Nico Hoerner (175) | Chicago Cubs IF

7. Matt Olson (172) | Atlanta Braves IF

8. Trea Turner (170) | Philadelphia Phillies IF

9. Nick Castellanos (170) | Philadelphia Phillies OF

10. Xander Bogaerts (170) | San Diego Padres IF

11. Lane Thomas (168) | Washington Nationals OF

12. Joey Meneses (168) | Washington Nationals DH

13. Ozzie Albies (167) | Atlanta Braves IF

14. Bryson Stott (164) | Philadelphia Phillies IF

15. Brandon Nimmo (162) | New York Mets OF

16. Corbin Carroll (161) | Arizona Diamondbacks OF

17. Paul Goldschmidt (159) | St. Louis Cardinals IF

18. Spencer Steer (158) | Cincinnati Reds IF

19. Jeff McNeil (158) | New York Mets IF

20. Ketel Marte (157) | Arizona Diamondbacks IF

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