These players have the most walk-off hits

Freddie Freeman hasn't just put together a Hall of Fame-worthy career -- he's also had a flair for the dramatic.

On June 5, 2026, Freeman hit a walk-off homer in the ninth inning against the Angels to break a scoreless tie. We're all familiar with this story at this point: Freeman hit the first World Series walk-off grand slam in Game 1 of the 2024 Fall Classic against the Yankees and followed up a year later with a walk-off homer against the Blue Jays in Game 3 of the World Series.

In total, Freeman has recorded 20 career walk-off hits, which is tied for the sixth-most by any player (postseason included) since RBIs became an official stat in 1920, according to the Elias Sports Bureau. Below, you'll find the players with the most walk-off hits since 1920, which is followed by players with the most walk-off RBIs (including non-hits).

1. Frank Robinson, 26
Robinson hit 586 home runs, was a multi-time World Series and MVP Award winner and blazed trails by becoming the first black manager in AL/NL history in 1975. He also recorded 26 walk-off hits in his 21-year career, by far the most of any player dating back to 1920. Robinson's clutch moments late in games are just one aspect of his sparkling baseball accolades.

2. David Ortiz, 23
"Big Papi" hit 541 home runs with a .931 OPS in his career and was even better when it mattered most, hitting 17 home runs with a .947 OPS in 85 postseason games. Ortiz built much of his legend during the 2004 postseason run that snapped Boston's World Series curse. He hit a walk-off homer to clinch the ALDS against the Angels and had walk-off hits in Games 4 and 5 of the ALCS against the Yankees to help erase a 3-0 series deficit and send the Red Sox to the the World Series.

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3-T. Dusty Baker, 21
Baker amassed 242 home runs and just under 2,000 hits in a 19-year MLB career and was a highly-regarded manager for years after his playing days. While his overall numbers were below many of the players on this list, Baker took his game up a notch when his teams needed him the most.

3-T. Tony Perez, 21
A key cog in the "Big Red Machine" for Cincinnati in the '60s and '70s, Perez had an excellent career that included 379 homers, two World Series titles and seven All-Star appearances. He also had 21 walk-off hits, including his game-winning single in Game 2 of the 1976 World Series against the Yankees, helping Cincinnati sweep New York in four games.

3-T. Roberto Clemente, 21
Clemente was a game-changing talent that pushed boundaries as a Puerto Rican superstar who could do anything on a baseball field. His accolades included 15 All-Star selections, 12 Gold Glove Awards, the 1966 NL MVP and multiple World Series titles. He also added more to his all-around baseball excellence by producing big moments late in games with 21 walk-off hits.

6-T. Freddie Freeman, 20
Freeman is the only player with multiple walk-off home runs in the World Series, which he did in consecutive years in 2024 (Game 1 grand slam vs. the Yankees) and 2025 (Game 3 vs. the Blue Jays). No stage has been too big for Freeman, who has been a beloved figure both as a player and a person for the Dodgers and Braves in a career that should see him enshrined in Cooperstown some day.

6-T. Andre Dawson, 20
"The Hawk" did it all on a baseball field, hitting 438 home runs and stealing 314 bases, all while playing excellent defense. In addition to his eight All-Star appearances and Gold Glove Awards, Dawson came up clutch on numerous occasions throughout his 21-year career, mainly with the Expos and Cubs.

6-T. Albert Pujols, 20
Pujols was one of the most feared hitters of all time during his peak and one of the best well-rounded first baseman to every play the game. Pujols' 703 homers, three MVP awards and two World Series titles are impressive enough, but he also collected 20 walk-off hits in his 22-year career.

Most walk-off RBIs (including non-hits)

• Frank Robinson, 27
• Dusty Baker, 25
• David Ortiz, 23
• Albert Pujols, 22
• Tony Perez, 21
• Roberto Clemente, 21
• Rickey Henderson, 21
• Stan Musial, 21