Tim Hudson’s three plunk game last Friday, against the Angels, moved him past Kenny Rogers in the all time standings for hit batters in interleague games. Here’s a list of the pitchers who have hit the most batters in interleague games, through May 22, 2011:
Tim Hudson – 17
Kenny Rogers – 15
Ryan Rupe – 14
Tim Wakefield – 14
Carlos Zambrano – 14
Scott Sullivan – 13
Byung-Hyun Kim – 13
John Lackey – 13
Derek Lowe – 13
Ryan Dempster – 13
Miguel Batista – 11
Pedro Martinez – 11
Kevin Millwood – 11
Jeff Suppan – 11
Randy Wolf – 11
Aaron Sele – 10
Carl Pavano – 10
Greg Maddux – 10
Darren Oliver – 10
Ramon Ortiz – 10
Vicente Padilla – 10
Livan Hernandez – 10
A.J. Burnett – 10
Tom Glavine – 10
Nobody broke the batting HBP record for interleague plunks over the weekend, but here’s that list anyway:
Jason Kendall – 22
Jason Giambi – 19
Carlos Delgado – 18
Craig Biggio – 17
Derek Jeter – 17
Scott Rolen – 17
Melvin Mora – 16
Alex Rodriguez – 15
Aaron Rowand – 15
Miguel Tejada – 15
Juan Pierre – 14
Kevin Millar – 13
Aaron Boone – 13
Mike Redmond – 12
Torii Hunter – 12
Jose Guillen – 12
Jerry Hairston – 12
Mike Lieberthal – 12
Jason LaRue – 11
Barry Bonds – 11
Marlon Byrd – 11
Jeff Cirillo – 11
Jeff Bagwell – 11
David DeJesus – 11
Alex Cora – 11
Mark Teixeira – 11
Larry Walker – 11
Rickie Weeks – 10
Eric Young – 10
Fernando Tatis – 10
David Eckstein – 10
Jonny Gomes – 10
Luis Gonzalez – 10
Andres Galarraga – 10
Miguel Cairo – 10
Jeff Kent – 10
Andruw Jones – 10
Placido Polanco – 10
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