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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.	Charlie Keller	114	1942
2.	Charlie Keller	113	1946
3.	Charlie Keller	106	1940
	Charlie Keller	106	1943
4.	Charlie Keller	102	1941
5.	Joe Gordon	98	1943
6.	Nick Etten	97	1944
	Oscar Grimes	97	1945
7.	Nick Etten	90	1945
8.	Snuffy Stirnweiss	89	1947
9.	Tommy Henrich	87	1946
10.	Tommy Henrich	86	1949
	Snuffy Stirnweiss	86	1948
11.	George Selkirk	84	1940
12.	Tommy Henrich	81	1941
13.	Joe Gordon	79	1942
14.	George McQuinn	78	1947
	Snuffy Stirnweiss	78	1945
15.	Joe DiMaggio	76	1941
	Nick Etten	76	1943
	Tommy Henrich	76	1948
16.	Snuffy Stirnweiss	73	1944
17.	Frankie Crosetti	72	1940
	Joe Gordon	72	1941
	Phil Rizzuto	72	1949
18.	Tommy Henrich	71	1947
19.	Joe DiMaggio	68	1942
20.	Joe DiMaggio	67	1948
21.	Snuffy Stirnweiss	66	1946
22.	Hersh Martin	65	1945
23.	Joe DiMaggio	64	1947
24.	Jerry Coleman	63	1949
25.	Joe DiMaggio	61	1940
26.	Phil Rizzuto	60	1948
27.	Frankie Crosetti	59	1945
	Joe DiMaggio	59	1946
	Oscar Grimes	59	1944
28.	Tommy Henrich	58	1942
	Cliff Mapes	58	1949
29.	Phil Rizzuto	57	1947
	Red Rolfe	57	1941
30.	Bud Metheny	56	1944
31.	Joe DiMaggio	55	1949
32.	Bud Metheny	54	1945
33.	Billy Johnson	53	1943
34.	Joe Gordon	52	1940
	Gus Niarhos	52	1948
	Gene Woodling	52	1949
35.	Johnny Lindell	51	1943
36.	Red Rolfe	50	1940
37.	Joe Gordon	49	1946
38.	Bobby Brown	48	1948
	Bill Dickey	48	1940
	Tommy Henrich	48	1940
	Billy Johnson	48	1949
	Aaron Robinson	48	1946
39.	Snuffy Stirnweiss	47	1943
40.	Babe Dahlgren	46	1940
41.	Bill Dickey	45	1941
42.	Billy Johnson	44	1947
	Johnny Lindell	44	1944
	Phil Rizzuto	44	1942
43.	Bill Dickey	41	1943
	Billy Johnson	41	1948
	Charlie Keller	41	1947
	Charlie Keller	41	1948
44.	George McQuinn	40	1948
	Aaron Robinson	40	1947
45.	Bud Metheny	39	1943
46.	Bobby Brown	38	1949
	Nick Etten	38	1946
47.	Hank Bauer	37	1949
	Johnny Sturm	37	1941
48.	Frankie Crosetti	36	1943
49.	Johnny Lindell	35	1948
	Johnny Lindell	35	1949
50.	Hersh Martin	34	1944
	Phil Rizzuto	34	1946
51.	Buddy Hassett	32	1942
	Johnny Lindell	32	1946
	Johnny Lindell	32	1947
52.	Frankie Crosetti	31	1942
	Russ Derry	31	1945
	Billy Johnson	31	1946
	Charlie Keller	31	1945
	Jerry Priddy	31	1942
53.	Mike Milosevich	30	1944
54.	Snuffy Stirnweiss	29	1949
55.	George Selkirk	28	1941
56.	Phil Rizzuto	27	1941
57.	Bill Dickey	26	1942
58.	Yogi Berra	25	1948
	Mike Garbark	25	1944
	Charlie Keller	25	1949
59.	Mike Garbark	23	1945
	Red Rolfe	23	1942
60.	Yogi Berra	22	1949
	Buddy Rosar	22	1941
61.	Bobby Brown	21	1947
	Aaron Robinson	21	1945
62.	Russ Derry	20	1944
	Don Savage	20	1944
63.	Bill Dickey	19	1946
	Buddy Rosar	19	1940
	Larry Rosenthal	19	1944
64.	Frankie Crosetti	18	1941
	Roy Cullenbine	18	1942
	Jerry Priddy	18	1941
	Charlie Silvera	18	1949
	Roy Weatherly	18	1943
65.	Johnny Lindell	17	1945
	Buddy Rosar	17	1942
66.	George Selkirk	16	1942
67.	Bill Knickerbocker	14	1940
68.	Yogi Berra	13	1947
	Rollie Hemsley	13	1943
	Gus Niarhos	13	1949
	Vic Raschi	13	1949
	Allie Reynolds	13	1949
	Tuck Stainback	13	1945
69.	Jack Phillips	12	1949
70.	Frankie Crosetti	11	1944
	Ralph Houk	11	1947
	Gus Niarhos	11	1946
	Ken Sears	11	1943
71.	Lonny Frey	10	1947

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