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Have you ever been sitting around wondering exactly who ranks in the top 10 in doubles in a single season in Yankee history? Maybe, you're wondering what player had the most hits in a single season during the 70s (Thurman Munson - 190 in 1975.) Well, I have wondered some of those things, so I put together this page in case anyone else was also wondering. Click here to see the pitching leaders.

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	Player	Hits (Min. 25)	Year
1.	Earle Combs	231	1927
2.	Lou Gehrig	218	1927
3.	Lou Gehrig	210	1928
4.	Babe Ruth	205	1923
5.	Babe Ruth	204	1921
6.	Earle Combs	203	1925
7.	Earle Combs	202	1929
8.	Babe Ruth	200	1924
9.	Earle Combs	194	1928
10.	Tony Lazzeri	193	1929
11.	Babe Ruth	192	1927
12.	Bob Meusel	190	1921
	Wally Pipp	190	1922
13.	Bob Meusel	188	1924
14.	Whitey Witt	187	1923
15.	Joe Dugan	184	1924
	Babe Ruth	184	1926
16.	Joe Dugan	182	1923
17.	Earle Combs	181	1926
	Bob Meusel	181	1925
18.	Del Pratt	180	1920
19.	Lou Gehrig	179	1926
20.	Whitey Witt	178	1924
21.	Tony Lazzeri	176	1927
22.	Bob Meusel	174	1927
	Wally Pipp	174	1921
	Wally Pipp	174	1924
23.	Wally Pipp	173	1923
	Babe Ruth	173	1928
24.	Babe Ruth	172	1920
	Babe Ruth	172	1929
25.	Wally Pipp	171	1920
26.	Mark Koenig	170	1928
	Aaron Ward	170	1921
27.	Mark Koenig	167	1926
28.	Lou Gehrig	166	1929
	Roger Peckinpaugh	166	1921
29.	Tony Lazzeri	162	1926
30.	Aaron Ward	161	1923
31.	Whitey Witt	157	1922
32.	Bob Meusel	154	1928
33.	Bob Meusel	151	1920
	Bob Meusel	151	1922
34.	Mark Koenig	150	1927
	Everett Scott	150	1922
35.	Aaron Ward	149	1922
36.	Bill Dickey	145	1929
37.	Bob Meusel	144	1923
	Roger Peckinpaugh	144	1920
38.	Ping Bodie	139	1920
39.	Everett Scott	137	1924
40.	Tony Lazzeri	134	1928
	Wally Schang	134	1921
41.	Everett Scott	131	1923
42.	Bob Meusel	130	1926
	Wally Schang	130	1922
43.	Lou Gehrig	129	1925
44.	Babe Ruth	128	1922
45.	Aaron Ward	127	1920
46.	Joe Dugan	125	1926
47.	Joe Dugan	118	1925
48.	Mark Koenig	109	1929
49.	Aaron Ward	108	1925
50.	Joe Dugan	104	1927
	Babe Ruth	104	1925
	Wally Schang	104	1924
51.	Bob Meusel	102	1929
52.	Aaron Ward	101	1924
53.	Duffy Lewis	99	1920
54.	Home Run Baker	97	1921
55.	Pee-Wee Wanninger	95	1925
56.	Gene Robertson	92	1929
57.	Ben Paschal	89	1925
58.	Joe Dugan	86	1928
59.	Leo Durocher	84	1929
60.	Pat Collins	83	1926
61.	Leo Durocher	80	1928
62.	Wally Schang	75	1923
63.	Ben Paschal	74	1926
64.	Benny Bengough	73	1925
	Lyn Lary	73	1929
	Gene Robertson	73	1928
65.	Joe Dugan	72	1922
	Elmer Miller	72	1921
66.	Muddy Ruel	70	1920
67.	Pat Collins	69	1927
	Fred Hofmann	69	1923
68.	Home Run Baker	65	1922
69.	Truck Hannah	64	1920
70.	Chick Fewster	58	1921
71.	Mike McNally	56	1921
	Elmer Smith	56	1923
72.	Johnny Grabowski	54	1927
73.	Samuel Byrd	53	1929
74.	Cedric Durst	52	1929
75.	Ray Morehart	50	1927
76.	Carl Mays	49	1921
77.	Johnny Grabowski	48	1928
	Ernie Johnson	48	1925
78.	Elmer Miller	46	1922
79.	Benny Bengough	43	1928
	Braggo Roth	43	1921
80.	Bullet Joe Bush	42	1924
	Ernie Johnson	42	1924
81.	Wally Pipp	41	1925
	Bobby Veach	41	1925
82.	Wally Schang	40	1925
	Howie Shanks	40	1925
83.	Mike Gazella	39	1926
84.	Mike McNally	36	1922
85.	Cedric Durst	34	1928
	Hank Severeid	34	1926
86.	Benny Bengough	32	1926
	Cedric Durst	32	1927
	Chick Fewster	32	1922
	Mike Gazella	32	1927
87.	Bullet Joe Bush	31	1922
	Bullet Joe Bush	31	1923
88.	Pat Collins	30	1928
89.	Fred Hofmann	29	1924
90.	Waite Hoyt	28	1928
91.	Fred Hofmann	27	1922
	Bob Shawkey	27	1921
92.	Carl Mays	26	1920
	Steve O'Neill	26	1925
	Ben Paschal	26	1927
	Sammy Vick	26	1920
93.	Ben Paschal	25	1928

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