Name the player at the rank shown. It starts easy and gets harder every at-bat: two plain all-time lists first, then the lists get clever — by position, then by era — and the ranks climb.

On the dot is a home run. Close counts for a triple, a double, or a single. The higher the rank, the tighter the window: a miss of 15 is on at #1, only 5 at #50.

Runners move up by the hit. Three outs ends the inning. Most runs wins.