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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	Walks (Min. 10)	Year
1.	Babe Ruth	136	1930
2.	Lou Gehrig	132	1935
3.	Lou Gehrig	130	1936
	Babe Ruth	130	1932
4.	Babe Ruth	128	1931
5.	Lou Gehrig	127	1937
6.	Lou Gehrig	117	1931
7.	Babe Ruth	114	1933
8.	Lou Gehrig	109	1934
9.	Lou Gehrig	108	1932
10.	Lou Gehrig	107	1938
11.	Frankie Crosetti	106	1938
12.	Babe Ruth	104	1934
13.	George Selkirk	103	1939
14.	Lou Gehrig	101	1930
15.	Tony Lazzeri	97	1936
16.	George Selkirk	94	1936
17.	Lou Gehrig	92	1933
	Tommy Henrich	92	1938
18.	Frankie Crosetti	90	1936
	Red Rolfe	90	1937
19.	Lyn Lary	88	1931
20.	Frankie Crosetti	86	1937
21.	Tony Lazzeri	82	1932
22.	Earle Combs	81	1932
	Charlie Keller	81	1939
	Red Rolfe	81	1939
23.	Tony Lazzeri	79	1931
24.	Bill Dickey	77	1939
25.	Ben Chapman	75	1931
	Bill Dickey	75	1938
	Joe Gordon	75	1939
26.	Earle Combs	74	1930
	Red Rolfe	74	1938
27.	Bill Dickey	73	1937
	Tony Lazzeri	73	1933
28.	Ben Chapman	72	1933
29.	Ben Chapman	71	1932
	Tony Lazzeri	71	1934
	Tony Lazzeri	71	1937
	Joe Sewell	71	1933
30.	Earle Combs	68	1931
	Red Rolfe	68	1936
	George Selkirk	68	1938
31.	Ben Chapman	67	1934
32.	Frankie Crosetti	65	1939
33.	Joe DiMaggio	64	1937
34.	Tony Lazzeri	63	1935
35.	Ben Chapman	61	1935
	Frankie Crosetti	61	1934
	Joe Sewell	61	1931
36.	Tony Lazzeri	60	1930
37.	Joe DiMaggio	59	1938
38.	Babe Dahlgren	57	1939
	Red Rolfe	57	1935
39.	Joe Gordon	56	1938
	Joe Sewell	56	1932
40.	Frankie Crosetti	55	1933
41.	Joe DiMaggio	52	1939
	Lyn Lary	52	1932
42.	Frankie Crosetti	51	1932
	Tommy Henrich	51	1939
43.	Jack Saltzgaver	48	1934
44.	Earle Combs	47	1933
	Bill Dickey	47	1933
45.	Bill Dickey	46	1936
46.	Lyn Lary	45	1930
47.	George Selkirk	44	1935
48.	Ben Chapman	43	1930
49.	Jesse Hill	42	1935
50.	Frankie Crosetti	41	1935
51.	Earle Combs	40	1934
52.	Bill Dickey	39	1931
53.	Bill Dickey	38	1934
54.	Earle Combs	36	1935
55.	Bill Dickey	35	1935
	Tommy Henrich	35	1937
56.	Bill Dickey	34	1932
	George Selkirk	34	1937
57.	Myril Hoag	33	1937
	Jake Powell	33	1936
58.	Dusty Cooke	32	1930
59.	Harry Rice	31	1930
60.	Samuel Byrd	30	1930
	Samuel Byrd	30	1932
61.	Samuel Byrd	29	1931
62.	Lyn Lary	28	1933
63.	Red Rolfe	26	1934
	Dixie Walker	26	1933
64.	Don Heffner	25	1934
	Myril Hoag	25	1938
	Jake Powell	25	1937
65.	Joe DiMaggio	24	1936
66.	Arndt Jorgens	23	1934
	Jack Saltzgaver	23	1935
67.	Bill Dickey	21	1930
	Myril Hoag	21	1934
	Roy Johnson	21	1936
68.	Joe Glenn	20	1936
69.	Don Heffner	19	1937
70.	Samuel Byrd	18	1934
71.	Jimmie Reese	17	1931
	Red Ruffing	17	1938
72.	Doc Farrell	16	1933
73.	Samuel Byrd	15	1933
	Ben Chapman	15	1936
	Jake Powell	15	1938
	George Selkirk	15	1934
74.	Arndt Jorgens	14	1932
75.	Buddy Rosar	13	1939
	Red Ruffing	13	1937
	Jack Saltzgaver	13	1936
76.	Myril Hoag	12	1935
	Arndt Jorgens	12	1933
	Arndt Jorgens	12	1935
77.	Bump Hadley	11	1937
	Bump Hadley	11	1938
	Bill Knickerbocker	11	1938
	Jimmie Reese	11	1930
	Red Ruffing	11	1936
78.	Joe Glenn	10	1937
	Joe Glenn	10	1938
	Bubbles Hargrave	10	1930
	Jack Saltzgaver	10	1932

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