List of New York Yankees team records

List of New York Yankees team records
This article is about the statistical records of the New York Yankees. For their season-by-season win–loss records, see List of New York Yankees seasons.
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Babe Ruth holds sixteen franchise, four American League, and two Major League records.

The New York Yankees are a professional baseball team based in the Bronx, New York. They compete in the East Division of Major League Baseball's (MLB) American League (AL). After beginning play in Baltimore, Maryland as the Baltimore Orioles in 1901, the club moved to New York two years later and became the Highlanders; in 1913, the team changed its nickname to the Yankees.[1] From 1901 to 2011, the franchise has won more than 9,000 games and 27 World Series championships.[2] The list below documents players and teams that hold particular club records.

Outfielder Babe Ruth holds the most franchise records, with 16, including career and single-season home runs, batting average, and on-base percentage. First baseman Lou Gehrig has the second-most records among hitters, with four; his marks include career and single-season runs batted in. Among pitchers, Whitey Ford has the most Yankees records with six, all of which are career totals. These include games won, strikeouts, and innings pitched.

Several Yankees hold AL and MLB records. Ruth has MLB single-season records for extra-base hits and total bases, and holds four other AL single-season records. Outfielder Joe DiMaggio recorded hits in 56 consecutive games in the 1941 season, a total that remains an MLB record. Chesbro holds three AL records—games won, games started, and complete games—that were set in 1904.

Contents

Table key

Table key
# Tie between two teams
† American League record
* Major League record

Statistics are current through the 2011 season.

Individual career records

These are records of players with the best performance in particular statistical categories during their career with the Yankees.[3][4]

Career batting

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Derek Jeter is the Yankees' all-time hits and stolen bases leader.
Career batting records
Statistic Player Record Yankees career Ref
Batting average Babe Ruth .349 1920–1934 [5]
On-base percentage Babe Ruth .484 1920–1934 [5]
Slugging percentage Babe Ruth .711 1920–1934 [5]
On-base plus slugging Babe Ruth 1.195 1920–1934 [5]
Runs Babe Ruth 1,959 1920–1934 [5]
Hits Derek Jeter 3,088 1995–present [6]
Total bases Babe Ruth 5,131 1920–1934 [5]
Singles Derek Jeter 2,291 1995–present [6]
Doubles Lou Gehrig 534 1923–1939 [7]
Triples Lou Gehrig 163 1923–1939 [7]
Home runs Babe Ruth 659 1920–1934 [5]
Runs batted in Lou Gehrig 1,995 1923–1939 [7]
Walks Babe Ruth 1,852 1920–1934 [5]
Strikeouts Mickey Mantle 1,710 1951–1968 [8]
Stolen bases Derek Jeter 339 1995–present [6]

Career pitching

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Mariano Rivera has the most saves, both in his career and a single season, among Yankees pitchers.
Career pitching records
Statistic Player Record Yankees career Ref(s)
Wins Whitey Ford 236 1950
1953–1967		 [9]
Losses Mel Stottlemyre 139 1964–1974 [10]
Win-loss percentage CC Sabathia .720 2009–present [11]
Earned run average[a] Rich Gossage 2.14 1978–1983
1989		 [12]
Saves Mariano Rivera 603* 1995–present [13][14]
Strikeouts Whitey Ford 1,956 1950
1953–1967		 [9]
Shutouts Whitey Ford 45 1950
1953–1967		 [9]
Games Mariano Rivera 1,043† 1995–present [13][15]
Innings pitched Whitey Ford 3,170⅓ 1950
1953–1967		 [9]
Games started Whitey Ford 438 1950
1953–1967		 [9]
Games finished Mariano Rivera 882* 1995–present [13][16]
Complete games Red Ruffing 261 1930–1942
1945–1946		 [17]
Walks Lefty Gomez 1,090 1930–1942 [18]
Hits allowed Red Ruffing 2,995 1930–1942
1945–1946		 [17]
Wild pitches Whitey Ford 75 1950
1953–1967		 [9]
Hit batsmen Jack Warhop 114 1908–1915 [19]

Individual single-season records

These are records of Yankees players with the best performance in particular statistical categories during a single season.[3][4]

Single-season batting

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Joe DiMaggio has held the MLB record for the longest hitting streak since 1941.
Single-season batting records
Statistic Player Record Season Ref(s)
Batting average Babe Ruth .393 1923 [5]
Home runs Roger Maris 61† 1961 [20][21]
Runs batted in Lou Gehrig 184† 1931 [7][22]
Runs Babe Ruth 177† 1921 [5][23]
Hits Don Mattingly 238 1986 [24]
Singles Steve Sax 171 1989 [25]
Doubles Don Mattingly 53 1986 [24]
Triples Earle Combs 23 1927 [26]
Stolen bases Rickey Henderson 93 1988 [27]
At bats Alfonso Soriano 696 2002 [28]
Hitting streak Joe DiMaggio 56* 1941 [29]
Slugging percentage Babe Ruth .849† 1920 [5][30]
Extra-base hits Babe Ruth 119* 1921 [5][31]
Total bases Babe Ruth 457* 1921 [5][32]
On-base percentage Babe Ruth .545 1923 [5]
On-base plus slugging Babe Ruth 1.382† 1920 [5][33]
Walks Babe Ruth 170† 1923 [5][34]
Strikeouts Curtis Granderson 167 2011 [35]

Single-season pitching

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Jack Chesbro won an American League-record 41 games in the 1904 season.
Single-season pitching records
Statistic Player Record Season Ref(s)
Wins Jack Chesbro 41† 1904 [36][37]
Losses Joe Lake 22 1908 [38]
Strikeouts Ron Guidry 248 1978 [39]
Earned run average Spud Chandler 1.64 1943 [40]
Earned runs allowed Joe McGinnity 151 1901 [41]
Hits allowed Joe McGinnity 412† 1901 [41][42]
Shutouts Ron Guidry 9 1978 [39]
Saves Mariano Rivera 53 2004 [13]
Games Paul Quantrill 86 2004 [43]
Games started Jack Chesbro 51† 1904 [36][44]
Complete games Jack Chesbro 48† 1904 [36][45]
Innings pitched Jack Chesbro 454⅔ 1904 [36]

Team single-game records

These are records of Yankees teams with the best performance in particular statistical categories during a single game.[46]

Single-game batting

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Hideki Matsui hit two of the Yankees' eight home runs on July 31, 2007.[47]
Single-game batting records
Statistic Record Opponent Date
Home runs hit 8# Philadelphia Athletics June 28, 1939
Home runs hit 8# Chicago White Sox July 31, 2007[47]
Runs scored 25 Philadelphia Athletics May 24, 1936
Hits 30 Boston Red Sox September 28, 1923
Doubles 10# Toronto Blue Jays April 12, 1988
Doubles 10# Cincinnati Reds June 5, 2003
Triples 5 Washington Senators May 1, 1934
Grand slams 3* Oakland Athletics August 25, 2011[48]
Runners left on base 23 Boston Red Sox September 5, 1927
Strikeouts 17 Boston Red Sox September 10, 1999
Stolen bases 15 St. Louis Browns September 28, 1911

Single-game pitching

Single-game pitching records
Statistic Record Opponent Date
Hits allowed 28 Detroit Tigers September 29, 1928
Runs allowed 24 Cleveland Indians July 29, 1928
Home runs allowed 7 Boston Red Sox July 4, 2003
Strikeouts 18 California Angels June 17, 1978

Team season records

These are records of Yankees teams with the best and worst performances in particular statistical categories during a single season.[49]

Season batting

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Mark Teixeira hit 39 of the Yankees' 244 home runs in 2009.[50]
Season batting records
Statistic Record Season
Home runs 244 2009[51]
Runs 1,067 1931
Hits 1,683 1930
Doubles 327 2006
Triples 110 1930
Total bases 2,703 1936
Runners left on base 1,258 1996
Strikeouts 1,171 2002
Stolen bases 289 1910

Season pitching

Season pitching records
Statistic Record Season
Hits allowed 1,566 1930
Runs allowed 898 1930
Home runs allowed 182 2004
Strikeouts 1,266 2001
Shutouts 24 1951

Team all-time records

Source:[2]
Team all-time records
Statistic Record
Home runs 14,527
Runs 84,339
Hits 157,880
Batting average .268
Earned run average 3.64
Runs allowed 72,578

Notes

See also

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