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[edit] Single season records
[edit] Batting
- Batting Average: .435 Tip O'Neill (1887)
- On-base percentage: .507 Rogers Hornsby (1924)
- Slugging Percentage: .756 Rogers Hornsby (1925)
- OPS: 1.245 Rogers Hornsby (1925)
- Games: 163 Jose Oquendo (1989)
- At Bats: 689 Lou Brock (1967)
- Runs: 167 Tip O'Neill (1887)
- Hits: 250 Rogers Hornsby (1922)
- Total Bases: 450 Rogers Hornsby (1922)
- Doubles: 64 Joe Medwick (1936)
- Triples: 29 Perry Werden (1893)
- Home Runs: 70 Mark McGwire (1998)
- Runs batted In: 154 Joe Medwick (1937)
- Walks: 162 Mark McGwire (1998)
- Strikeouts: 167 Jim Edmonds (2000)
- Stolen Bases: 129 Arlie Latham (1887)
- Singles: 185 Jesse Burkett (1899)
- Runs Created: 206 Rogers Hornsby (1922)
- Extra-Base Hits: 130 Stan Musial (1948)
- Times on Base: 320 Mark McGwire (1998)
- Hit By Pitch: 31 Steve Evans (1910)
- Sacrifice Hits: 37 Taylor Douthit (1926)
- Sacrifice Flies: 14 George Hendrick (1982)
- Grounded into Double Plays: 29 Ted Simmons (1973)
- At Bats per Strikeout: 90.5 Joe Quinn (1895)
- At Bats per Home Run: 7.3 Mark McGwire (1998)
- Outs: 512 Lou Brock (1967)
[edit] Pitching
- ERA: 1.12 Bob Gibson (1968)
- Wins: 45 Silver King (1888)
- WHIP: .853 Bob Gibson (1968)
- Hits Allowed/9IP: 5.85 Bob Gibson (1968)
- Walks/9IP: .77 Bob Tewksbury (1992)
- Strikeouts/9IP: 9.98 Rick Ankiel (2000)
- Games: 89 Steve Kline (2001)
- Innings: 585 ⅔ Silver King (1888)
- Strikeouts: 289 Jack Stivetts (1890)
- Games Started: 65 Silver King (1888)
- Complete Games: 64 Silver King (1888)
- Shutouts: 13 Bob Gibson (1968)
- Home Runs Allowed: 39 Murry Dickson (1948)
- Walks Allowed: 232 Jack Stivetts (1891)
- Hits Allowed: 497 Ted Breitenstein (1894)
- Strikeout to Walk: 4.85 Bob Tewksbury (1993)
- Losses: 35 Red Donahue (35)
- Earned Runs Allowed: 238 Ted Breitenstein (1894)
- Wild Pitches: 33 Jack Stivetts (1890)
- Hit Batsmen: 27 Willie Sudhoff (1898)
- Batters Faced: 2,294 Silver King (1888)
- Games Finished: 66 Jason Isringhausen (2004)
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