League Leaders Daily Quiz

San Francisco Giants Doubles Leaders

Career totals with the Giants and the best single seasons in club history. Includes the 2026 season through September 27: these records are rebuilt every night, so a mark set yesterday is here this morning.

Willie Mays holds the Giants career record with 504 doubles. The single-season record is 49, by Jeff Kent in 2001.

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

All-time Giants leaders

Career totals with the club
# Player With the club 2B G
1 Willie Mays Willie Mays 1951–1972 504 2,857
2 Mel Ott Mel Ott 1926–1947 488 2,730
3 Barry Bonds Barry Bonds 1993–2007 381 1,976
4 Bill Terry Bill Terry 1923–1936 373 1,721
5 Willie McCovey Willie McCovey 1959–1980 308 2,256
6 Buster Posey Buster Posey 2009–2021 293 1,371
7 Travis Jackson Travis Jackson 1922–1936 291 1,656
8 Brandon Crawford Brandon Crawford 2011–2023 290 1,655
9 Larry Doyle Larry Doyle 1907–1920 275 1,622
10 Brandon Belt Brandon Belt 2011–2022 267 1,310
10 George Burns George Burns 1911–1921 267 1,362
12 Jo-Jo Moore Jo-Jo Moore 1930–1941 258 1,335
13 Mike Tiernan Mike Tiernan 1887–1899 257 1,478
14 Will Clark Will Clark 1986–1993 249 1,160
15 Jeff Kent Jeff Kent 1997–2002 247 900
16 Roger Connor Roger Connor 1883–1894 242 1,120
17 Robby Thompson 1986–1996 238 1,304
18 Ross Youngs Ross Youngs 1917–1926 236 1,211
19 Pablo Sandoval Pablo Sandoval 2008–2020 235 1,149
20 Rich Aurilia Rich Aurilia 1995–2009 232 1,292
21 George Davis George Davis 1893–1903 229 1,100
22 J. T. Snow J. T. Snow 1997–2008 228 1,183
23 Orlando Cepeda Orlando Cepeda 1958–1966 226 1,114
24 George Kelly George Kelly 1915–1926 218 1,136
25 Whitey Lockman Whitey Lockman 1945–1958 216 1,485

Single-season Giants records

Best seasons in club history