This was somewhat inspired by the second-base candidates I was looking at earlier in the week, with careers which spanned 20+ years. So I thought I’d look at the active players who have appeared in most games. The all-time leader there is, of course, Pete Rose, who played 3,562 time over his 24-year career in the majors. Will that record ever be broken? I imagine it’s possible: someone like Juan Soto, who got his career started off very young, probably has the best shot. But even so, with managers these days more inclined to “force-rest” their players, it’d be a challenge.
Your Saturday Sporcle: Everyday players
