Most Hits by a Team in a Season (MLB)

The 1930 Philadelphia Phillies hold the MLB team record for hits in a season, with 1,783. Next best is the 1894 Philadelphia Phillies, at 1,780.

MLB team record Philadelphia Phillies 1930 season, 156 games

1,783 Hits 3 clear of 1894 Philadelphia Phillies

#	Team	Season	G	H
1	Philadelphia Phillies	1930	156	1,783
2	Philadelphia Phillies	1894	132	1,780
3	New York Giants	1930	154	1,769
4	St. Louis Cardinals	1930	154	1,732
5	Detroit Tigers	1921	154	1,723
6	Chicago Cubs	1930	156	1,722
7	Cleveland Indians	1936	157	1,715
8	Pittsburgh Pirates	1922	155	1,698
9	Philadelphia Phillies	1929	154	1,693
10	St. Louis Browns	1922	154	1,684
10	Boston Red Sox	1997	162	1,684
12	New York Yankees	1930	154	1,683
13	New York Yankees	1936	155	1,676
14	Detroit Tigers	1929	155	1,672
15	New York Yankees	1931	155	1,667
15	Boston Red Sox	2003	162	1,667
17	Boston Red Sox	1950	154	1,665
17	Cleveland Indians	1996	161	1,665
19	Philadelphia Phillies	1895	133	1,664
19	Colorado Rockies	2000	162	1,664
21	Pittsburgh Pirates	1929	154	1,663
21	Colorado Rockies	2001	162	1,663
23	New York Giants	1922	156	1,661
24	Philadelphia Athletics	1925	153	1,659
24	Pittsburgh Pirates	1928	152	1,659
26	Boston Beaneaters	1894	133	1,658
27	Cleveland Indians	1921	154	1,657
28	New York Yankees	2007	162	1,656
29	Chicago Cubs	1929	156	1,655
30	Cleveland Indians	1930	154	1,654
30	Brooklyn Robins	1930	154	1,654
32	Texas Rangers	1999	162	1,653
33	Detroit Tigers	2007	162	1,652
34	St. Louis Browns	1921	154	1,651
34	Pittsburgh Pirates	1925	153	1,651
36	St. Louis Browns	1920	154	1,650
37	Pittsburgh Pirates	1927	156	1,648
38	Baltimore Orioles	1894	129	1,647
39	New York Yankees	1927	155	1,644
39	Colorado Rockies	1999	162	1,644
39	Kansas City Royals	2000	162	1,644
42	Detroit Tigers	1934	154	1,643
43	Detroit Tigers	1922	155	1,642
44	Colorado Rockies	1998	162	1,640
45	Cleveland Indians	2000	162	1,639
46	Detroit Tigers	1936	154	1,638
47	Texas Rangers	1998	162	1,637
47	Seattle Mariners	2001	162	1,637
49	New York Yankees	1997	162	1,636
50	St. Louis Cardinals	1921	154	1,635
51	St. Louis Cardinals	1922	154	1,634
51	New York Giants	1924	154	1,634
53	Kansas City Royals	1980	162	1,633
53	Minnesota Twins	1996	162	1,633
55	Boston Red Sox	1996	162	1,631
56	Cleveland Indians	1999	162	1,629
56	Seattle Mariners	2007	162	1,629
58	Seattle Mariners	1996	161	1,625
58	New York Yankees	1998	162	1,625
58	Detroit Tigers	2013	162	1,625
61	Detroit Tigers	1925	156	1,623
62	Pittsburgh Pirates	1930	154	1,622
62	Texas Rangers	1996	163	1,622
64	New York Yankees	1996	162	1,621
65	St. Louis Browns	1925	154	1,620
65	Washington Senators	1930	154	1,620
65	Cleveland Indians	1986	163	1,620
68	Texas Rangers	2008	162	1,619
69	Brooklyn Robins	1925	153	1,617
70	Texas Rangers	1980	163	1,616
71	Cleveland Indians	1931	155	1,615
71	Boston Red Sox	1985	163	1,615
71	Chicago White Sox	2000	162	1,615
74	Baltimore Orioles	2004	162	1,614
75	Philadelphia Phillies	1899	154	1,613
75	Cleveland Indians	1925	155	1,613
75	Boston Red Sox	2004	162	1,613
78	Detroit Tigers	1937	155	1,611
78	Colorado Rockies	1997	162	1,611
80	New York Giants	1923	153	1,610
81	Philadelphia Phillies	1932	154	1,608
81	New York Giants	1935	156	1,608
81	Atlanta Braves	2003	162	1,608
81	Minnesota Twins	2006	162	1,608
81	New York Yankees	2006	162	1,608
86	Colorado Rockies	1996	162	1,607
87	Philadelphia Athletics	1927	155	1,606
87	Philadelphia Athletics	1932	154	1,606
89	Detroit Tigers	1924	156	1,604
89	Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim	2009	162	1,604
89	New York Yankees	2009	162	1,604
92	Kansas City Royals	1982	162	1,603
92	Anaheim Angels	2002	162	1,603
92	Anaheim Angels	2004	162	1,603
95	Washington Senators	1938	152	1,602
96	Washington Senators	1936	153	1,601
96	St. Louis Cardinals	1939	155	1,601
96	Texas Rangers	2000	162	1,601
99	New York Giants	1928	155	1,600
99	Boston Red Sox	2011	162	1,600

A team's total is its players' numbers for the club added up, so a player traded mid-season counts for each team only what he did there. Rates such as ERA and batting average are worked out from the team's summed totals, not averaged across players.