Below is a list of the all-time hits leaders for each MLB team as of September 2015. Hits, for the purpose of this list, are the total number of singles, doubles, triples, and home runs of a given player during his time with the team. 

American League

• Baltimore Orioles: Cal Ripken Jr. (3,184)
• Boston Red Sox: Carl Yastrzemski (3,419)
• Chicago White Sox: Luke Appling (2,749)
• Cleveland Indians: Napoleon Lajoie (2,046)

• Detroit Tigers: Ty Cobb (3,902)
• Houston Astros: Craig Biggio (3,060)
• Kansas City Royals: George Brett (3,154)
• Los Angeles Angels: Garret Anderson (2,368)
• Oakland/K.C./Philadelphia Athletics: Bert Campaneris (1,882)
• Seattle Mariners: Ichiro Suzuki (2,533)
• Minnesota Twins/original Washington Senators: Sam Rice (2,889)
• New York Yankees: Derek Jeter (3465)
• Tampa Bay Rays: Carl Crawford (1480*)
• Texas Rangers: Ivan Rodriguez (active)
• Toronto Blue Jays: Tony Fernandez (1,583)

National League

• Arizona Diamondbacks: Luis Gonzalez (1,337)
• Atlanta/Milwaukee Braves: Hank Aaron (3,600)
• Chicago Cubs: Cap Anson 
• Cincinnati Reds: Pete Rose (3,358)
• Colorado Rockies: Todd Helton (2,519)
• Florida Marlins: Luis Castillo (1,273)
• Los Angeles/Brooklyn Dodgers: Zack Wheat (2,804)
• Milwaukee Brewers: Robin Yount (3,142)
• New York Mets: David Wright (1745*)
• Philadelphia Phillies: Jimmy Rollins (2,306)
• Pittsburgh Pirates: Roberto Clemente (3,000)
• San Diego Padres: Tony Gwynn (3,141)
• San Francisco Giants: Willie Mays (3,187)
• St. Louis Cardinals: Stan Musial (3,630)

• Washington Nationals/Montreal Expos: Tim Wallach (1,694)

*Active player still with team, so number of hits continues to grow.

** Cap Anson played in the 1800s. Ernie Banks holds the modern-era record with 2,583.