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Single-A Single-Season Doubles Record Progression

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

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The Single-A single-season doubles record is 59, set by Brian Mundell in 2016. It has stood for 10 years. The mark has been raised 5 times since 1990.

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Record Holders

6 marks since 1990
Year Player 2B Stood for
2016 Brian Mundell 59 still standing
1999 Scott Seabol 55 17 years
1997 Jason LaRue 50 2 years
1994 Richard Hidalgo 47 3 years
1991 Rich Becker 38 3 years
1990 Michael Burton 35 1 year

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

47 seasons
Year Leader 2B
2026 Lorenzo Meola 40
2025 Lisbel Diaz 32
2025 Alfredo Duno 32
2024 Aidan Smith 33
2023 Diego Velasquez 32
2022 Edgar Quero 35
2022 Eddinson Paulino 35
2022 Aeverson Arteaga 35
2021 Luis Matos 35
2019 David Fry 41
2018 Sean Bouchard 34
2018 Moisés Gómez 34
2017 Jake Ring 36
2016 Brian Mundell 59 new record
2015 Ryan McBroom 39
2015 José Marmolejos 39
2014 Correlle Prime 47
2013 Brandon Drury 51
2012 Trevor Story 43
2012 K.C. Hobson 43
2011 Dan Black 41
2010 Jake Goebbert 48
2009 Kyler Burke 43
2008 Darin Holcomb 46
2007 Brett Pill 47
2006 Jeremy Slayden 44
2005 Jeff Frazier 45
2004 Jake Blalock 40
2003 Jon Nelson 38
2003 Delwyn Young 38
2003 Bernard Gonzalez 38
2003 Alberto Callaspo 38
2002 Ruben Gotay 42
2001 Stephen Smitherman 45
2000 Josh Pressley 44
1999 Scott Seabol 55 new record
1998 Ross Gload 41
1997 Robert Fick 50
1997 Jason LaRue 50 new record
1996 Gabe Kapler 45
1995 Fernando Tatis 43
1994 Richard Hidalgo 47 new record
1993 Todd Pridy 38
1993 Eric Chavez 38
1992 Willie Cañate 37
1991 Rich Becker 38 new record
1990 Michael Burton 35 new record