World Series Career Hitting Records by Baseball Almanac

World Series Hitting Records

World series career records of every type appear in the following chart. Find out which players truly perform well in October and who holds every major World Series record.

"Hitting the ball was easy. Running around the bases was the tough part." - Mickey Mantle

World Series Record Book World Series Career Hitting Records
Record	Name(s)	Data
At Bats	Yogi Berra	259
Base on Balls	Mickey Mantle	43
Base on Balls (Intentional)	Barry Bonds	7
Base on Balls (Intentional)	Bernie Williams	7
Batting Average (50+ At-Bats)	Pepper Martin	.418
Batting Average (50+ At-Bats)	Paul Molitor	.418
Doubles	Yogi Berra	10
Doubles	Frankie Frisch	10
Extra Base Hits	Mickey Mantle	26
Hits	Yogi Berra	71
Hits (By A Pinch Hitter)	Johnny Blanchard	3
	Ken Boswell
	Bobby Brown
	Bob Cerv
	Carl Furillo
	Gonzalo Marquez
	Johnny Mize
	Ken O'Dea
	Dusty Rhodes
	Carl Warwick
Home Runs (7+ Career WS HRs)	Mickey Mantle	18
	Babe Ruth	15
	Yogi Berra	12
	Duke Snider	11
	Lou Gehrig	10
	Reggie Jackson	10
	Joe DiMaggio	8
	Frank Robinson	8
	Bill Skowron	8
	Hank Bauer	7
	Goose Goslin	7
	Gil McDougald	7
Home Runs (By A Pitcher)	Bob Gibson	2
Home Runs (By A Pitcher)	Dave McNally	2
On Base Percentage (50+ Plate Appearances)	Paul Molitor	.475
Plate Appearances	Yogi Berra	295
Runs Batted In	Mickey Mantle	40
Runs Scored	Mickey Mantle	42
Sacrifices	Eddie Collins	8
Singles	Yogi Berra	49
Slugging Average (20+ Games)	Reggie Jackson	.755
Strikeouts	Mickey Mantle	54
Total Bases	Mickey Mantle	123
Triples	Billy Johnson	4
	Tommy Leach
	Tris Speaker
Record	Name(s)	Data
World Series Career Hitting Records

Joe DiMaggio holds the career World Series record for grounding into double plays with seven instances.

The World Series record for reaching base via hit-by-pitch during a career is three held by nine different players: Yogi Berra, Bert Campaneris, Max Carey, Frank Chance, Elston Howard, Reggie Jackson, Derek Jeter, Frank Robinson, Fred Snodgrass and Honus Wagner.

Joe Carter holds the World Series record for sacrifice flies during a career with four; one in the 1992 World Series, and three in the 1993 World Series.

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