Tampa Bay Rays Batting Average Leaders

Career totals with the Rays and the best single seasons in club history. Records run through the 2025 season.

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Carl Crawford holds the Rays career record with .297 batting average. The single-season record is .330, by Yandy Diaz in 2023.

Rate records use the league's own minimums: a season needs the standard 3.1 plate appearances per team game with the club, a career 3,000+ plate appearances with the club.

All-time Rays leaders

Career totals with the club

#	Player	With the club	AVG	G
1	Carl Crawford	2002–2010	.297	1,235
2	Yandy Diaz	2019–2026	.291	969
3	Aubrey Huff	2000–2006	.287	799
4	Evan Longoria	2008–2017	.270	1,435
5	Ben Zobrist	2006–2014	.264	1,064
6	B. J. Upton	2004–2012	.255	966
7	Kevin Kiermaier	2013–2022	.248	914

Single-season Rays records

Best seasons in club history

#	Player	Season	AVG	G
1	Yandy Diaz	2023	.330	136
2	Jason Bartlett	2009	.320	137
3	Carl Crawford	2007	.315	143
4	Aubrey Huff	2003	.311	162
5	Fred McGriff	1999	.310	144
6	Carl Crawford	2010	.307	154
7	Chandler Simpson	2026	.307	151
8	Casey Kotchman	2011	.306	146
9	Carl Crawford	2009	.305	156
10	Carl Crawford	2006	.305	151
11	Carl Crawford	2005	.301	156
12	Yandy Diaz	2025	.300	150
13	Joey Wendle	2018	.300	139
14	B. J. Upton	2007	.300	129
15	James Loney	2013	.299	158
16	Randy Winn	2002	.298	152
17	Ben Zobrist	2009	.297	152
18	Aubrey Huff	2004	.297	157
19	Yandy Diaz	2022	.296	137
20	Mallex Smith	2018	.296	141
21	Carl Crawford	2004	.296	152
22	Julio Lugo	2005	.296	158
23	Miguel Cairo	1999	.295	120
24	Evan Longoria	2010	.294	151
25	Matt Duffy	2018	.294	132