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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.	Phil Rizzuto	200	1950
2.	Yogi Berra	192	1950
3.	Mickey Mantle	188	1956
4.	Yogi Berra	179	1954
5.	Mickey Mantle	173	1957
6.	Mickey Mantle	171	1952
7.	Mickey Mantle	163	1954
8.	Hank Bauer	162	1952
9.	Yogi Berra	161	1951
10.	Joe DiMaggio	158	1950
	Mickey Mantle	158	1955
	Mickey Mantle	158	1958
11.	Gil McDougald	156	1957
12.	Yogi Berra	155	1956
13.	Mickey Mantle	154	1959
	Gil McDougald	154	1953
14.	Gil McDougald	152	1955
15.	Billy Martin	151	1953
16.	Jerry Coleman	150	1950
17.	Yogi Berra	149	1953
18.	Tony Kubek	148	1958
	Phil Rizzuto	148	1951
19.	Yogi Berra	147	1955
	Phil Rizzuto	147	1952
20.	Yogi Berra	146	1952
	Gil McDougald	146	1952
21.	Tony Kubek	143	1959
	Bill Skowron	143	1956
22.	Bobby Richardson	141	1959
23.	Bill Skowron	139	1957
24.	Norm Siebern	138	1958
25.	Hank Bauer	137	1955
26.	Mickey Mantle	136	1953
	Gil McDougald	136	1956
	Irv Noren	136	1954
27.	Yogi Berra	134	1959
28.	Hank Bauer	133	1950
	Hank Bauer	133	1953
29.	Andy Carey	131	1955
30.	Hank Bauer	130	1956
31.	Tony Kubek	128	1957
32.	Bill Skowron	127	1958
	Gene Woodling	127	1950
33.	Gil McDougald	126	1958
	Gene Woodling	126	1952
34.	Hank Bauer	124	1957
	Andy Carey	124	1954
35.	Gil McDougald	123	1951
36.	Hank Bauer	121	1958
	Yogi Berra	121	1957
	Elston Howard	121	1959
	Billy Martin	121	1956
	Gene Woodling	121	1953
37.	Joe Collins	120	1952
38.	Elston Howard	118	1958
	Gene Woodling	118	1951
39.	Yogi Berra	115	1958
	Hector Lopez	115	1959
40.	Phil Rizzuto	112	1953
41.	Hank Bauer	111	1954
42.	Joe DiMaggio	109	1951
	Gil McDougald	109	1959
43.	Joe Collins	104	1953
44.	Hank Bauer	103	1951
	Norm Siebern	103	1959
45.	Gil McDougald	102	1954
46.	Andy Carey	100	1956
47.	Billy Martin	97	1952
48.	Irv Noren	94	1955
49.	Joe Collins	93	1954
50.	Irv Noren	92	1953
	Bill Skowron	92	1955
51.	Mickey Mantle	91	1951
52.	Andy Carey	90	1958
	Jerry Coleman	90	1951
	Elston Howard	90	1957
53.	Cliff Mapes	88	1950
54.	Johnny Mize	86	1951
55.	Billy Johnson	85	1950
56.	Bobby Brown	84	1951
	Bill Skowron	84	1959
57.	Hank Bauer	81	1959
	Elston Howard	81	1955
58.	Bobby Richardson	78	1957
59.	Elston Howard	76	1956
	Johnny Mize	76	1950
	Gene Woodling	76	1954
60.	Joe Collins	75	1951
61.	Bobby Brown	74	1950
62.	Bill Skowron	73	1954
63.	Jerry Coleman	65	1954
	Joe Collins	65	1955
64.	Irv Noren	64	1952
65.	Andy Carey	63	1957
66.	Phil Rizzuto	60	1954
67.	Joe Collins	59	1956
	Jerry Lumpe	59	1958
68.	Billy Hunter	58	1955
69.	Harry Simpson	56	1957
70.	Enos Slaughter	53	1957
71.	Jackie Jensen	50	1951
72.	Joe Collins	48	1950
73.	Jerry Coleman	47	1956
74.	Don Bollweg	46	1953
	Marv Throneberry	46	1959
75.	Bobby Richardson	45	1958
76.	Jerry Coleman	42	1957
	Enos Slaughter	42	1958
77.	Tommy Henrich	41	1950
78.	Bill Renna	38	1953
79.	Phil Rizzuto	37	1955
	Eddie Robinson	37	1954
80.	Johnny Mize	36	1952
	Eddie Robinson	36	1955
81.	Bob Cerv	35	1956
	Jerry Lumpe	35	1957
	Billy Martin	35	1957
82.	Marv Throneberry	34	1958
83.	Norm Siebern	33	1956
84.	Enos Slaughter	31	1954
85.	Joe Collins	30	1957
86.	Bob Cerv	29	1955
	Willy Miranda	29	1954
87.	Andy Carey	26	1953
	Andy Carey	26	1959
	Bob Cerv	26	1954
	Johnny Mize	26	1953

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