League by League Totals for Extra Base Hits

Ever wonder which league has the most extra base hits? This is a comprehensive breakdown of both leagues showing the amount of extra base hits and a major league sum for every season since 1901.

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Extra Base Hits

League By League Totals

American League National League Major League Year
2,450 2,174 4,624 1901
2,487 1,682 4,169 1902
2,351 2,179 4,530 1903
2,248 2,088 4,336 1904
2,166 2,150 4,316 1905
2,026 1,873 3,899 1906
1,881 1,793 3,674 1907
1,894 1,897 3,791 1908
1,880 2,040 3,920 1909
2,014 2,322 4,336 1910
2,462 2,640 5,102 1911
2,418 2,732 5,150 1912
2,256 2,549 4,805 1913
2,181 2,320 4,501 1914
2,186 2,352 4,538 1915
2,236 2,283 4,519 1916
2,143 2,239 4,382 1917
1,710 1,733 3,443 1918
2,378 2,039 4,417 1919
2,995 2,509 5,504 1920
3,313 2,969 6,282 1921
3,144 3,103 6,247 1922
3,006 3,038 6,044 1923
3,150 3,002 6,152 1924
3,307 3,370 6,677 1925
3,186 2,976 6,162 1926
3,309 2,911 6,220 1927
3,305 3,149 6,454 1928
3,421 3,576 6,997 1929
3,700 3,903 7,603 1930
3,434 3,213 6,647 1931
3,563 3,446 7,009 1932
3,243 2,736 5,979 1933
3,343 3,197 6,540 1934
3,400 3,177 6,577 1935
3,706 3,108 6,814 1936
3,639 3,004 6,643 1937
3,482 2,974 6,456 1938
3,401 3,099 6,500 1939
3,563 3,038 6,601 1940
3,308 2,848 6,156 1941
2,730 2,541 5,271 1942
2,570 2,559 5,129 1943
2,643 2,852 5,495 1944
2,496 2,736 5,232 1945
2,881 2,696 5,577 1946
2,799 3,138 5,937 1947
3,006 3,069 6,075 1948
2,897 3,170 6,067 1949
3,225 3,355 6,580 1950
3,024 3,137 6,161 1951
2,849 2,917 5,766 1952
3,026 3,333 6,414 1953
2,848 3,302 6,181 1954
2,873 3,250 6,175 1955
3,108 3,276 6,358 1956
2,994 3,317 6,270 1957
2,970 3,217 6,287 1958
3,048 3,271 6,319 1959
3,080 3,148 6,228 1960
4,164 3,295 7,459 1961
4,190 3,977 8,167 1962
3,955 3,638 7,593 1963
3,993 3,799 7,792 1964
3,812 3,862 7,674 1965
3,794 3,889 7,683 1966
3,511 3,662 7,173 1967
3,316 3,245 6,561 1968
4,412 4,396 8,808 1969
4,611 4,980 9,591 1970
4,261 4,341 8,602 1971
3,751 4,181 7,932 1972
4,580 4,536 9,116 1973
4,333 4,369 8,702 1974
4,556 4,472 9,028 1975
4,177 4,264 8,441 1976
6,065 5,190 11,255 1977
5,543 4,619 10,162 1978
6,083 4,831 10,914 1979
5,886 4,622 10,508 1980
3,486 2,954 6,440 1981
6,092 4,567 10,659 1982
6,162 4,635 10,797 1983
5,957 4,499 10,456 1984
6,268 4,722 10,990 1985
6,278 4,901 11,179 1986
6,762 5,385 12,147 1987
5,884 4,522 10,406 1988
5,579 4,679 10,258 1989
5,815 4,893 10,708 1990
6,086 4,690 10,776 1991
5,758 4,688 10,446 1992
6,362 6,057 12,419 1993
5,038 4,693 9,731 1994
6,161 5,702 11,863 1995
7,368 6,436 13,804 1996
6,976 6,551 13,527 1997
7,149 7,556 14,705 1998
7,175 8,024 15,199 1999
7,377 8,169 15,546 2000
7,146 8,053 15,199 2001
7,115 7,565 14,680 2002
7,112 7,856 14,968 2003
7,241 8,027 15,268 2004

6,966

7,802

14,768

2005

7,238

8,235

15,473

2006

6,984

8,108

15,092

2007

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2008

American League National League Major League Year

League By League Extra Base Hits Totals



Did you know that the all-time extra base hits leader is Hank Aaron with one-thousand four-hundred seventy seven?

The single season record for most extra base hits in the American League is one-hundred nineteen set by Babe Ruth of the New York Yankees in 1921.

The single season record for most extra base hits in the National League is one-hundred seven set by Chuck Klein of Philadelphia in 1930 then tied by Barry Bonds in 2001.