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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 Doubles
(Min. 10)		 Year
1. Red Rolfe  46 1939
2. Joe DiMaggio  44 1936
3. Lou Gehrig  42 1930
Lou Gehrig  42 1932
4. Ben Chapman  41 1932
Lou Gehrig  41 1933
5. Lou Gehrig  40 1934
6. Red Rolfe  39 1936
7. Ben Chapman  38 1935
8. Lou Gehrig  37 1936
Lou Gehrig  37 1937
9. Ben Chapman  36 1933
Red Rolfe  36 1938
10. Frankie Crosetti  35 1936
Frankie Crosetti  35 1938
Bill Dickey  35 1937
Joe DiMaggio  35 1937
Lyn Lary  35 1931
11. Tony Lazzeri  34 1930
Red Rolfe  34 1937
12. Red Rolfe  33 1935
13. Earle Combs  32 1932
Joe DiMaggio  32 1938
Joe DiMaggio  32 1939
Lou Gehrig  32 1938
Joe Gordon  32 1939
14. Ben Chapman  31 1930
Earle Combs  31 1931
Lou Gehrig  31 1931
Babe Ruth  31 1931
15. Earle Combs  30 1930
16. Frankie Crosetti  29 1937
Tony Lazzeri  29 1936
George Selkirk  29 1935
17. Ben Chapman  28 1931
Tony Lazzeri  28 1932
Babe Ruth  28 1930
George Selkirk  28 1936
18. Bill Dickey  27 1938
Tony Lazzeri  27 1931
19. Bill Dickey  26 1935
Bill Dickey  26 1936
Lou Gehrig  26 1935
20. Frankie Crosetti  25 1939
Bill Dickey  25 1930
21. Bill Dickey  24 1933
Bill Dickey  24 1934
Joe Gordon  24 1938
Tommy Henrich  24 1938
Tony Lazzeri  24 1934
22. Bill Dickey  23 1939
23. Earle Combs  22 1933
Frankie Crosetti  22 1934
Tony Lazzeri  22 1933
Jake Powell  22 1937
Joe Sewell  22 1931
24. Ben Chapman  21 1934
Charlie Keller  21 1939
Tony Lazzeri  21 1937
Babe Ruth  21 1933
Joe Sewell  21 1932
25. Frankie Crosetti  20 1932
Frankie Crosetti  20 1933
Bill Dickey  20 1932
Jesse Hill  20 1935
Lyn Lary  20 1930
26. Myril Hoag  19 1937
27. Samuel Byrd  18 1931
Babe Dahlgren  18 1939
Tommy Henrich  18 1939
Tony Lazzeri  18 1935
Joe Sewell  18 1933
28. Frankie Crosetti  17 1935
Bill Dickey  17 1931
Harry Rice  17 1930
Babe Ruth  17 1934
George Selkirk  17 1939
29. Dixie Walker  15 1933
30. Ben Chapman  14 1936
Tommy Henrich  14 1937
Myril Hoag  14 1938
Lyn Lary  14 1932
Jimmie Reese  14 1930
31. Earle Combs  13 1934
Jake Powell  13 1936
Red Rolfe  13 1934
Babe Ruth  13 1932
George Selkirk  13 1937
32. Samuel Byrd  12 1930
Samuel Byrd  12 1932
Dusty Cooke  12 1930
Jake Powell  12 1938
George Selkirk  12 1938
33. Jimmie Reese  10 1931
Red Ruffing  10 1935
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