Nolan Arenado reached 2,000 career hits, a milestone achieved on July 20, 2026, in a game against the Athletics at Chase Field. The mark stands as one of the defining checkpoints of a career that began in 2013.
Arenado spent eight seasons with Colorado from 2013 through 2020, appearing in as many as 160 games in a single year during that stretch, before joining St. Louis in 2021. He spent five seasons with the Cardinals, from 2021 through 2025, with his games-played totals ranging from 107 to 157 across that span. He is now with Arizona.
Across his MLB career as a whole, Arenado has compiled a .280 batting average with 2,000 hits, 366 home runs, 1,228 RBI, 1,038 runs scored, 424 doubles and 34 stolen bases over 1,881 games — figures that span three organizations.
The hit came in a game the Diamondbacks lost 5-2 to Oakland at Chase Field in Phoenix, Arizona.
The 2,000-hit milestone marks 14 seasons of major league service across three organizations. Arenado reached the mark in his 14th season since debuting in 2013.