didn't want to start a whole new thread, but how many career records will Alex Rodriguez break? Let's take a look at his stats: if he continues his current pace, he'll finish 2007 with a line of: .315/.415/.697, 65 HR, 177 RBI, 157 runs That means at seasons end, his career numbers would stand at: .308/.391/.590, 529 HR, 1524 RBI, 1515 runs at the age of 32 years, 2 months outside of 1993 (129 games) he has not played fewer than 141 games per season. So his health is good, he can move to 1B/OF/DH in the future. Assuming he plays until at least 40, and assuming his average line over that time is (conservatively) 35 HR, 100 RBI, 100 runs, he'll have the following line at the end of 2016: 809 HR, 2324 RBI, 2315 runs. If he averages 170 hits a year, he would have 3504 hits. If he averages about 27 doubles a year he'll be over 600. Is there anyone else who can reach those kind of career numbers? Pujols has been unreal, but is so many years behind A-Rod for his career that you never know what will happen. ETA: those numbers (assuming he stopped at 40) would break the career HR, RBI, Runs and Extra Base Hits.