Most Total Bases of the 2020s (MLB Postseason)
Every MLB Postseason season from 2020 to 2025, added up. The 2020s are still being played, so this board moves. Bases gained on hits
Freddie Freeman recorded more total bases than any other MLB Postseason player in the 2020s, with 121, 7 clear of Mookie Betts (114). He did it in 6 seasons, with a best year of 35 in 2021. The 2020s are still being played: this covers 2020 to 2025. The top ten runs from 121 down to 87.
MLB Postseason leader, 2020s
Freddie Freeman
2020–2025 · 6 seasons
121
Total Bases
7 clear of Mookie Betts
| # | Player | Seasons | TB | Best year |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 |
 Freddie Freeman
|
2020–2025 (6) | 121 | 35 (2021) |
| 2 |
 Mookie Betts
|
2020–2025 (6) | 114 | 35 (2024) |
| 3 |
 Corey Seager
|
2020–2023 (3) | 105 | 50 (2020) |
| 4 |
 Enrique Hernandez
|
2020–2025 (5) | 103 | 41 (2021) |
| 5 |
 Will Smith
|
2020–2025 (6) | 101 | 24 (2025) |
| 6 |
 Jose Altuve
|
2020–2024 (5) | 96 | 35 (2020) |
| 7 |
 Kyle Schwarber
|
2020–2025 (6) | 95 | 31 (2023) |
| 8 |
 Giancarlo Stanton
|
2020–2025 (5) | 93 | 39 (2024) |
| 9 |
 Randy Arozarena
|
2020–2025 (5) | 91 | 64 (2020) |
| 10 |
 Bryce Harper
|
2022–2025 (4) | 87 | 47 (2022) |
| 11 |
 Kyle Tucker
|
2020–2025 (6) | 84 | 33 (2021) |
| 12 |
 Yordan Alvarez
|
2021–2024 (4) | 83 | 31 (2021) |
| 13 |
 Alex Bregman
|
2020–2025 (6) | 81 | 29 (2022) |
| 14 |
 Max Muncy
|
2020–2025 (5) | 79 | 28 (2020) |
| 15 |
 Shohei Ohtani
|
2024–2025 (2) | 71 | 47 (2025) |
| 16 |
 Carlos Correa
|
2020–2023 (3) | 71 | 36 (2020) |
| 17 |
 George Springer
|
2020–2025 (4) | 69 | 37 (2025) |
| 18 |
 Teoscar Hernandez
|
2020–2025 (4) | 68 | 34 (2025) |
| 19 |
 Trea Turner
|
2021–2025 (5) | 65 | 31 (2023) |
| 20 |
 J. T. Realmuto
|
2022–2025 (4) | 63 | 26 (2023) |
| 21 |
 Aaron Judge
|
2020–2025 (5) | 63 | 20 (2024) |
| 22 |
 Vladimir Guerrero
|
2020–2025 (4) | 62 | 58 (2025) |
| 23 |
 Nick Castellanos
|
2020–2025 (5) | 62 | 27 (2023) |
| 24 |
 Tommy Edman
|
2020–2025 (5) | 61 | 31 (2024) |
| 25 |
 Travis d'Arnaud
|
2020–2024 (5) | 61 | 20 (2021) |
| 26 |
 Michael Brantley
|
2020–2023 (3) | 60 | 29 (2020) |
| 27 |
 Josh Naylor
|
2020–2025 (4) | 59 | 27 (2025) |
| 28 |
 Cody Bellinger
|
2020–2025 (4) | 58 | 30 (2020) |
| 29 |
 Gleyber Torres
|
2020–2025 (5) | 58 | 23 (2024) |
| 30 |
 Yuli Gurriel
|
2020–2024 (5) | 57 | 24 (2022) |
| 31 |
 Austin Riley
|
2020–2023 (4) | 53 | 29 (2021) |
| 32 |
 Dansby Swanson
|
2020–2025 (4) | 53 | 25 (2020) |
| 33 |
 Chris Taylor
|
2020–2024 (5) | 52 | 29 (2021) |
| 34 |
 Manny Machado
|
2020–2025 (4) | 51 | 28 (2022) |
| 35 |
 Juan Soto
|
2022–2024 (2) | 50 | 31 (2024) |
| 36 |
 Tommy Pham
|
2020–2024 (3) | 45 | 29 (2023) |
| 37 |
 Ozzie Albies
|
2020–2024 (4) | 45 | 21 (2020) |
| 38 |
 Marcus Semien
|
2020–2023 (2) | 44 | 26 (2023) |
| 39 |
 Jeremy Peña
|
2022–2024 (3) | 44 | 37 (2022) |
| 40 |
 Alec Bohm
|
2022–2025 (4) | 43 | 21 (2022) |
| 41 |
 Fernando Tatis
|
2020–2025 (3) | 42 | 26 (2024) |
| 42 |
 Alejandro Kirk
|
2020–2025 (4) | 42 | 35 (2025) |
| 43 |
 Justin Turner
|
2020–2025 (4) | 42 | 32 (2020) |
| 44 |
 Ernie Clement
|
2025–2025 (1) | 41 | 41 (2025) |
| 45 |
 Cal Raleigh
|
2022–2025 (2) | 40 | 31 (2025) |
| 46 |
 Ketel Marte
|
2023–2023 (1) | 39 | 39 (2023) |
| 47 |
 Jose Ramirez
|
2020–2025 (4) | 39 | 16 (2024) |
| 48 |
 Andres Gimenez
|
2022–2025 (3) | 38 | 22 (2025) |
| 49 |
 Brandon Marsh
|
2022–2025 (4) | 38 | 20 (2023) |
| 50 |
 Eddie Rosario
|
2020–2023 (4) | 38 | 37 (2021) |
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