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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.	Lou Gehrig	220	1930
2.	Joe DiMaggio	215	1937
3.	Red Rolfe	213	1939
4.	Lou Gehrig	211	1931
5.	Lou Gehrig	210	1934
6.	Lou Gehrig	208	1932
7.	Joe DiMaggio	206	1936
8.	Lou Gehrig	205	1936
9.	Lou Gehrig	200	1937
10.	Babe Ruth	199	1931
11.	Lou Gehrig	198	1933
12.	Red Rolfe	196	1938
13.	Joe DiMaggio	194	1938
14.	Red Rolfe	192	1935
15.	Earle Combs	190	1932
16.	Ben Chapman	189	1931
17.	Babe Ruth	186	1930
18.	Earle Combs	183	1930
19.	Frankie Crosetti	182	1936
20.	Ben Chapman	181	1934
	Red Rolfe	181	1936
21.	Earle Combs	179	1931
	Red Rolfe	179	1937
22.	Ben Chapman	176	1933
	Bill Dickey	176	1937
	Joe DiMaggio	176	1939
	Lou Gehrig	176	1935
23.	Ben Chapman	174	1932
24.	Tony Lazzeri	173	1930
25.	Lyn Lary	171	1931
26.	Lou Gehrig	170	1938
27.	Frankie Crosetti	166	1938
28.	Ben Chapman	162	1930
29.	Joe Gordon	161	1939
30.	Ben Chapman	160	1935
31.	Bill Dickey	156	1931
	Babe Ruth	156	1932
32.	Tony Lazzeri	154	1933
	Tony Lazzeri	154	1936
33.	Frankie Crosetti	153	1939
	Bill Dickey	153	1936
	Tony Lazzeri	153	1932
	George Selkirk	153	1935
34.	Bill Dickey	152	1933
	George Selkirk	152	1936
35.	Frankie Crosetti	147	1934
36.	Joe Sewell	146	1931
37.	Bill Dickey	145	1939
38.	Frankie Crosetti	143	1937
	Joe Sewell	143	1933
39.	Bill Dickey	142	1938
40.	Babe Ruth	138	1933
41.	Joe Sewell	137	1932
42.	Lyn Lary	134	1930
43.	Charlie Keller	133	1939
44.	Bill Dickey	131	1932
45.	Tony Lazzeri	130	1935
46.	Tony Lazzeri	129	1931
47.	George Selkirk	128	1939
48.	Bill Dickey	127	1934
	Tommy Henrich	127	1938
49.	Earle Combs	125	1933
	Babe Dahlgren	125	1939
	Bill Dickey	125	1935
50.	Bill Dickey	124	1930
51.	Joe Gordon	117	1938
	Tony Lazzeri	117	1934
52.	Jesse Hill	115	1935
53.	Frankie Crosetti	114	1933
54.	Myril Hoag	109	1937
	Tony Lazzeri	109	1937
55.	Babe Ruth	105	1934
56.	Harry Rice	103	1930
57.	Jake Powell	99	1936
58.	Frankie Crosetti	96	1932
	Tommy Henrich	96	1939
	Jake Powell	96	1937
59.	Jack Saltzgaver	95	1934
60.	Dixie Walker	90	1933
61.	George Selkirk	85	1938
62.	Earle Combs	84	1935
	George Selkirk	84	1937
63.	Earle Combs	80	1934
	Red Rolfe	80	1934
64.	Frankie Crosetti	78	1935
65.	Myril Hoag	74	1938
66.	Samuel Byrd	67	1931
	Myril Hoag	67	1934
67.	Tommy Henrich	66	1937
68.	Lyn Lary	65	1932
	Jimmie Reese	65	1930
69.	Don Heffner	63	1934
70.	Samuel Byrd	62	1930
	Samuel Byrd	62	1932
71.	Jimmie Reese	59	1931
72.	Dusty Cooke	55	1930
	George Selkirk	55	1934
73.	Don Heffner	50	1937
74.	Samuel Byrd	47	1934
	Myril Hoag	47	1936
75.	Jake Powell	42	1938
76.	Roy Johnson	39	1936
	Jack Saltzgaver	39	1935
77.	Arndt Jorgens	38	1934
	Red Ruffing	38	1932
78.	Ben Chapman	37	1936
	Red Ruffing	37	1930
	Red Ruffing	37	1935
	Red Ruffing	37	1936
79.	Red Ruffing	36	1931
80.	Joe Glenn	35	1936
	Red Ruffing	35	1939
81.	Arndt Jorgens	33	1932
82.	Joe Glenn	32	1938
	Bill Knickerbocker	32	1938
83.	Samuel Byrd	30	1933
	Bubbles Hargrave	30	1930
84.	Buddy Rosar	29	1939
	Red Ruffing	29	1933
85.	Myril Hoag	28	1935
	Lyn Lary	28	1933
	Red Ruffing	28	1934
86.	Arndt Jorgens	27	1931
87.	Red Ruffing	26	1937
88.	Doc Farrell	25	1933
	Blondy Ryan	25	1935

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