Double-A Single-Season Doubles Record Progression

Every season that raised the bar, and the leader in every season between.

The Double-A single-season doubles record is 51, set by Mike Lamb in 1999. It has stood for 27 years. The mark has been raised 3 times since 1988.

AVG HR RBI H R SB OPS OBP SLG 2B 3B XBH TB BB SO PA AB G

Record Holders

4 marks since 1988

Year	Player	2B	Stood for
1999	Mike Lamb	51	still standing
1997	Darrell Nicholas	47	2 years
1990	Eric Karros	45	7 years
1988	Greg Vaughn	39	2 years

The earliest marks here are records only in the sense that nobody had done better yet. Season length, schedule and the rules themselves have all changed, so a figure from the 1870s is not comparable with a modern one and is not offered as though it were.

Every Season

46 seasons

Year	Leader	2B
2026	Josue De Paula	37
2026	Hunter Fitz-Gerald	37
2025	Felix Reyes	34
2024	Cody Freeman	33
2023	BJ Murray Jr.	34
2022	Yonathan Perlaza	36
2021	Coco Montes	37
2019	Darick Hall	38
2018	Bo Bichette	43
2017	Richard Urena	36
2017	Grant Kay	36
2016	Dylan Cozens	38
2016	Dustin Peterson	38
2015	Colin Walsh	39
2015	Alex Liddi	39
2014	Alex Yarbrough	38
2013	Christian Villanueva	41
2012	J.T. Wise	41
2011	Scott Van Slyke	45
2010	Steve Singleton	43
2010	Ryan Adams	43
2009	C.J. Retherford	46
2008	Gaby Sanchez	42
2007	Christian Colonel	47
2006	Seth Smith	46
2006	Joey Votto	46
2005	Chris Young	41
2004	Nate McLouth	40
2003	Rodney Nye	41
2003	Kevin West	41
2002	John Gall	45
2001	Lyle Overbay	49
2000	Eric Cole	46
1999	Mike Lamb	51	new record
1998	Robert Fick	47
1998	Gabe Kapler	47
1997	Darrell Nicholas	47	new record
1996	Aaron Boone	44
1995	Jason Hardtke	42
1994	Joel Chimelis	43
1993	Roberto Petagine	36
1992	John Byington	39
1991	Juan Guerrero	40
1990	Eric Karros	45	new record
1989	Paul Sorrento	35
1988	Greg Vaughn	39	new record