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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.

Updated through 2017 regular season
Bold Face indicates a current Yankee

Offensive categories:
Hits | Doubles | Triples | Home Runs | Runs | RBI | Stolen Bases
Batting Average | Slugging Percentage | On-Base Percentage | OPS | HR Pct.
Games Played | At-Bats | Walks | Hit-By-Pitch | Sacrifice Hits (Bunts) | Sacrifice Flies

Pitching categories:
Wins | Strikeouts | ERA | Saves | Innings Pitched | Appearances | Games Started
Complete Games | Shutouts | WHIP | Strikeouts per 9 IP | Walks per 9 IP

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  Player RBI
(Min. 25)
Year
1. Lou Gehrig  175 1927
2. Babe Ruth  171 1921
3. Babe Ruth  164 1927
4. Babe Ruth  154 1929
5. Babe Ruth  150 1926
6. Lou Gehrig  142 1928
Babe Ruth  142 1928
7. Bob Meusel  138 1925
8. Babe Ruth  137 1920
9. Bob Meusel  136 1921
10. Babe Ruth  131 1923
11. Lou Gehrig  126 1929
12. Babe Ruth  121 1924
13. Bob Meusel  120 1924
14. Tony Lazzeri  114 1926
Wally Pipp  114 1924
15. Bob Meusel  113 1928
16. Lou Gehrig  112 1926
17. Wally Pipp  108 1923
18. Tony Lazzeri  106 1929
19. Bob Meusel  103 1927
20. Tony Lazzeri  102 1927
21. Babe Ruth  99 1922
22. Wally Pipp  98 1921
23. Del Pratt  97 1920
24. Bob Meusel  91 1923
25. Wally Pipp  90 1922
26. Bob Meusel  84 1922
27. Bob Meusel  83 1920
28. Tony Lazzeri  82 1928
Aaron Ward  82 1923
29. Bob Meusel  81 1926
30. Ping Bodie  79 1920
31. Wally Pipp  76 1920
32. Aaron Ward  75 1921
33. Home Run Baker  71 1921
Roger Peckinpaugh  71 1921
34. Lou Gehrig  68 1925
Aaron Ward  68 1922
35. Joe Dugan  67 1923
36. Babe Ruth  66 1925
Aaron Ward  66 1924
37. Earle Combs  65 1929
Bill Dickey  65 1929
38. Earle Combs  64 1927
Joe Dugan  64 1926
Everett Scott  64 1924
39. Mark Koenig  63 1928
40. Mark Koenig  62 1926
Mark Koenig  62 1927
41. Earle Combs  61 1925
Duffy Lewis  61 1920
42. Everett Scott  60 1923
43. Bob Meusel  57 1929
44. Earle Combs  56 1928
Joe Dugan  56 1924
Ben Paschal  56 1925
Whitey Witt  56 1923
45. Earle Combs  55 1926
Roger Peckinpaugh  55 1920
Wally Schang  55 1921
Aaron Ward  55 1920
46. Wally Schang  53 1922
47. Wally Schang  52 1924
48. Everett Scott  45 1922
49. Joe Dugan  43 1927
50. Mark Koenig  41 1929
51. Whitey Witt  40 1922
52. Aaron Ward  38 1925
53. Home Run Baker  36 1922
Pat Collins  36 1927
Elmer Miller  36 1921
Gene Robertson  36 1928
Whitey Witt  36 1924
54. Pat Collins  35 1926
Gene Robertson  35 1929
Elmer Smith  35 1923
55. Joe Dugan  34 1928
56. Leo Durocher  32 1929
Ben Paschal  32 1926
57. Joe Dugan  31 1925
Leo Durocher  31 1928
Cedric Durst  31 1929
58. Wally Schang  29 1923
59. Samuel Byrd  28 1929
60. Fred Hofmann  26 1923
Lyn Lary  26 1929
61. Joe Dugan  25 1922
Cedric Durst  25 1927
Johnny Grabowski  25 1927
Truck Hannah  25 1920
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