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Individual Batting Records Individual Ba+ng Records (1982-2020) - Player Team Year BATTING AVERAGE 0.427 Wade Boggs The Ritz 1986 0.402 Larry Walker San Francisco Waboritas 2002 0.400 Joe Mauer Iron City Cowgunners 2010 0.400 Nomar Garciaparra Roman Legions 2000 0.396 Ken CaminiP 2 teams 1995 0.396 Tony Gwynn South Boston Irelanders III 1995 0.395 Mark Grace Windy City Silencers 1998 0.389 Todd Helton Merrifield Moderates 2004 0.388 Frank Thomas Stumptown Columbias 1998 0.382 Barry Bonds San Francisco Waboritas 2003 HITS 288 Wade Boggs The Ritz 1986 274 Willie McGee High Plains DriVers 1986 274 Tony Fernandez East Coast Boasters 1987 273 Kirby PuckeX White Mountain Huskies 1990 262 Darin Erstad Dark Side Mooners 2001 261 Tony Gwynn Flying Tigers 1985 260 Ichiro Suzuki Iron City Cowgunners 2008 253 Lenny Dykstra High Plains DriVers 1987 250 Todd Helton Merrifield Moderates 2004 249 Ichiro Suzuki Iron City Cowgunners 2006 249 Tony Gwynn Flying Tigers 1987 AT BATS 754 Ichiro Suzuki Iron City Cowgunners 2008 749 Garret Anderson Pacific Spirit 2001 746 Jimmy Rollins Concord Crush 2002 738 Darin Erstad Dark Side Mooners 2001 734 Ichiro Suzuki Iron City Cowgunners 2010 734 Derek Jeter Longdale Red Sox 1997 733 Jeff Kent San Francisco Waboritas 2002 733 Ichiro Suzuki Iron City Cowgunners 2002 730 Ichiro Suzuki Iron City Cowgunners 2006 728 Lance Johnson Gashouse Rippers 1995 PLATE APPEARANCES 815 Darin Erstad Dark Side Mooners 2001 807 Jeff Kent San Francisco Waboritas 2002 803 Barry Larkin California Quakes 2000 802 Roberto Alomar California Quakes 1995 801 Ichiro Suzuki Iron City Cowgunners 2008 800 Derek Jeter Longdale Red Sox 1997 799 Roberto Alomar Iron City Cowgunners 2000 794 Jeff Kent California Quakes 2001 793 Lance Johnson Gashouse Rippers 1995 792 Brian L. Hunter South Shore Samurai 1995 1 DOUBLES 72 Craig Biggio South Shore Samurai 1995 72 Larry Walker South Shore Samurai 1995 70 Todd Helton Merrifield Moderates 2001 70 Chuck Knoblauch Rock Vegas Rollers 1995 68 Lance Berkman Dakota Prairie Dogs 2009 68 Craig Biggio Englishtown BlueBloods 2000 68 Mark Grace Grand Rapids Griffins 1996 67 GarreX Anderson Pacific Spirit 2003 65 Johnny Ray East Coast Boasters 1985 65 Elvis Andrus Reading Royals 2018 TRIPLES 26 Jose Reyes Olathe Orioles 2009 26 Willie McGee High Plains DriVers 1986 25 ChrisPan Guzman Hollywood Stars 2001 24 Willie Wilson The Ritz 1986 23 Lance Johnson Cooperstown Giants 1997 21 Jose Reyes Olathe Orioles 2006 20 Jose Reyes Olathe Orioles 2007 19 Lance Johnson Huckleberry Hounds 1995 19 Willie McGee High Plains DriVers 1988 19 Lenny Dykstra High Plains DriVers 1987 HOME RUNS 79 Mark McGwire Iron City Cowgunners 1999 70 Nolan Arenado Iron City Cowgunners 2016 69 Manny Ramirez Botown Baseknocks 2005 68 Greg Vaughn Silver Lake Seadogs 1999 68 MaX Williams Murfreesboro Moonshiners 1995 67 Mark McGwire Iron City Cowgunners 2000 66 Sammy Sosa Somers Patriots 2002 65 Ken Griffey Jr. Longdale Red Sox 1995 65 Chris Davis Los Angeles Baseknocks of Botown 2014 63 Darrell Evans The Ritz 1986 63 Ken Griffey Jr. Dakota Prairie Dogs 1999 63 John Kruk Murfreesboro Moonshiners 1995 RUNS BATTED IN 185 Fred McGriff Sterling Silver Sox 1995 182 Nolan Arenado Iron City Cowgunners 2016 179 Joe Carter Wichita Falls Spudders 1987 179 Don Mabngly Flying Tigers 1985 178 Luis Gonzalez Silver Lake Cardinals 2002 178 Mark McGwire Iron City Cowgunners 2000 177 Darrell Evans The Ritz 1986 175 Bobby Bonilla Papillion Pirates 1996 172 Vinny CasPlla Iron City Cowgunners 1999 171 Greg Vaughn Silver Lake Seadogs 1999 171 Rafael Palmeiro South Shore Samurai 1995 RUNS SCORED 171 Roberto Alomar Iron City Cowgunners 2000 2 168 Barry Bonds California Quakes 1998 167 Rickey Henderson BHC 6X9 1984 166 Tony Bernazard Flying Tigers 1987 163 Brian L. Hunter South Shore Samurai 1995 163 Darin Erstad Dark Side Mooners 2001 162 Barry Bonds California Quakes 1996 161 Barry Bonds San Francisco Waboritas 2002 160 Barry Larkin California Quakes 2000 159 Barry Bonds California Quakes 1997 ON-BASE PERCENTAGE 0.552 Barry Bonds San Francisco Waboritas 2003 0.522 Barry Bonds Merrifield Moderates 2005 0.506 Barry Bonds AtlanPc City Casino Warriors 2004 0.504 Mark McGwire Iron City Cowgunners 1999 0.502 Barry Bonds San Francisco Waboritas 2002 0.500 Larry Walker San Francisco Waboritas 2002 0.499 Jason Giambi Dark Side Mooners 2002 0.498 Frank Thomas Stumptown Columbias 1998 0.486 Larry Walker California Quakes 2000 0.484 Todd Helton Merrifield Moderates 2004 SLUGGING PERCENTAGE 0.845 Mark McGwire Iron City Cowgunners 1999 0.802 Larry Walker San Francisco Waboritas 2002 0.795 Barry Bonds San Francisco Waboritas 2002 0.782 Barry Bonds Merrifield Moderates 2005 0.771 Manny Ramirez Botown Baseknocks 2005 0.768 John Kruk Murfreesboro Moonshiners 1995 0.758 Larry Walker California Quakes 2000 0.755 Manny Ramirez Olathe Orioles 2007 0.754 Mike Piazza Cooperstown Giants 1998 0.753 Mark McGwire West Laurel Bichons 1997 TOTAL AVERAGE (since 1988) 1.772 Barry Bonds San Francisco Waboritas 2003 1.744 Mark McGwire Iron City Cowgunners 1999 1.715 Barry Bonds Merrifield Moderates 2005 1.650 Larry Walker San Francisco Waboritas 2002 1.648 Barry Bonds San Francisco Waboritas 2002 1.573 Barry Bonds AtlanPc City Casino Warriors 2004 1.540 Rickey Henderson Rock Vegas Rollers 1991 1.537 Larry Walker California Quakes 2000 1.504 Mark McGwire West Laurel Bichons 1997 1.495 Frank Thomas Stumptown Columbias 1998 WALKS 175 Mark McGwire Iron City Cowgunners 1999 156 Barry Bonds San Franscisco Waboritas 2002 153 Jeff Bagwell Cooperstown Giants 2000 152 Barry Bonds California Quakes 1997 147 Rickey Henderson Laval Quebecois 1999 147 Barry Bonds California Quakes 1996 3 146 Frank Thomas Stumptown Columbias 1996 143 Barry Bonds California Quakes 1998 140 Barry Bonds San Franscisco Waboritas 2003 137 Frank Thomas Flying Tigers 1992 STRIKEOUTS 231 Chris Davis Voohees Vikings 2017 228 Chris Davis Voohees Vikings 2016 223 Adam Dunn Hollywood Stars 2005 217 CurPs Granderson Reading Royals 2013 217 Jay Bruce Dark Side Mooners 2014 216 Giancarlo Stanton Hollywood Stars 2019 216 Adam Dunn Baystate Bombers 2011 216 Adam Dunn Dark Side Mooners 2013 212 Chris Carter Stumptown Columbias 2017 210 Mark Reynolds Cardiff Bay Tigers 2010 210 Eugeino Suarez Columbus Clippers 2020 208 Two Tied STOLEN BASES 146 Rickey Henderson BHC 6X9 1984 116 Vince Coleman White Mountain Huskies 1990 113 Rickey Henderson BHC 6X9 1986 110 Vince Coleman Mishawaka Cavemen 1987 109 ScoX Podsednik Olathe Orioles 2005 109 Tim Raines Walla-Walla Bing-Bangs 1984 108 Jacoby Ellsbury Stumptown Columbias 2010 108 Vince Coleman Mishawaka Cavemen 1986 103 Willie McGee High Plains DriVers 1986 99 OPs Nixon Wisconsin Waterboys 1995 CAUGHT STEALING 46 Joey Cora Cooperstown Giants 1994 36 Jose Offerman Weymouth Water Sports 1994 32 OPs Nixon Wisconsin Waterboy 1996 32 Alex Sanchez Olathe Orioles 2004 31 BreX Butler L.A. Sluggs 1993 30 Jose Offerman Huckleberry Hounds 1998 27 ScoX Podsednik Stumptown Columbias 2006 27 Darren Lewis Cooperstown Giants 1994 26 Chad CurPs North Shore 66ers 1994 25 Jose Reyes Olathe Orioles 2009 TOTAL BASES 467 John Kruk Murfreesboro Moonshine 1995 464 Luis Gonzalez Silver Lake Cardinals 2002 459 Nolan Arenado Iron City Cowgunners 2016 455 MaX Holliday Hollywood Stars 2008 452 Ken Griffy Jr. Longdale Red Sox 1995 448 Manny Ramirez Botown Baseknocks 2005 447 Fred McGriff Silver Lake Cardinals 1995 440 Todd Helton Merrifield Moderates 2004 440 Chris Davis Los Angeles Baseknocks of Botown 2014 4 435 Todd Helton Merrifield Moderates 2002 MULTI-HIT GAMES 83 Ichiro Suzuki Iron City Cowgunners 2005 82 Todd Helton Merrifield Moderates 2004 80 Ichiro Suzuki Iron City Cowgunners 2008 77 Darin Erstad Dark Side Mooners 2001 76 Miguel Cabrera Cooperstown Giants 2007 76 Vladimir Guerrero Silver Lake Cardinals 1999 74 Ichiro Suzuki Iron City Cowgunners 2010 74 Lance Berkman Dakota Prairie Dogs 2009 74 Ichiro Suzuki Iron City Cowgunners 2002 74 Todd Helton Merrifield Moderates 2001 5.
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