Ted Williams holds the Major League record for highest career on base percentage with .482 (.4816). A record that might not ever be eclipsed — share your opinions on Baseball Fever today.
Ted Williams set the Major League record for single season on base percentage with .551 in
1941 and in
2002,
Barry Bonds SHATTERED the mark when he got on base more than 58% of the time he came to the plate—not to mention his new mark set in
2004.
Did you know that Rogers Hornsby holds the Major League record for consecutive seasons leading the league in on base percentage with six from 1920 through 1925?