Most Extra-Base Hits of the 2010s (Single-A)
Every Single-A season from 2010 to 2019, added up. Doubles plus triples plus home runs
Robby Hefflinger recorded more extra-base hits than any other Single-A player in the 2010s, with 104, 3 clear of Brandon Drury (101). He did it in 3 seasons, with a best year of 45 in 2011. The top ten runs from 104 down to 88.
Single-A leader, 2010s
Robby Hefflinger
2010–2012 · 3 seasons
104
Extra-Base Hits
3 clear of Brandon Drury
| # | Player | Seasons | XBH | Best year |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Robby Hefflinger | 2010–2012 (3) | 104 | 45 (2011) |
| 2 | Brandon Drury | 2012–2013 (2) | 101 | 70 (2013) |
| 3 | Kellin Deglan | 2011–2018 (4) | 99 | 39 (2012) |
| 4 | Mike Gonzales | 2010–2013 (3) | 95 | 43 (2011) |
| 5 | Matt Helm | 2010–2012 (3) | 93 | 47 (2012) |
| 6 | K.C. Hobson | 2010–2012 (3) | 92 | 55 (2012) |
| 7 | Skyler Ewing | 2015–2017 (3) | 91 | 35 (2017) |
| 8 | Chase Vallot | 2015–2019 (3) | 90 | 33 (2016) |
| 9 | Dorssys Paulino | 2013–2015 (3) | 89 | 36 (2013) |
| 10 | Brian O'Keefe | 2015–2017 (3) | 88 | 40 (2016) |
| 11 | Max George | 2015–2019 (4) | 88 | 43 (2017) |
| 12 | Trayce Thompson | 2010–2011 (2) | 86 | 62 (2011) |
| 13 | Brett Newsome | 2010–2012 (3) | 84 | 37 (2012) |
| 14 | Lance Durham | 2011–2013 (3) | 83 | 48 (2013) |
| 15 | Aderlin Rodríguez | 2010–2012 (3) | 82 | 42 (2011) |
| 16 | Chris Dennis | 2010–2011 (2) | 81 | 60 (2010) |
| 17 | Ryan Mathews | 2013–2014 (2) | 81 | 48 (2013) |
| 18 | Damek Tomscha | 2015–2016 (2) | 80 | 41 (2015) |
| 19 | Nomar Mazara | 2013–2014 (2) | 80 | 42 (2014) |
| 20 | Kevin Patterson | 2012–2013 (2) | 79 | 44 (2012) |
| 21 | Max White | 2013–2015 (3) | 79 | 30 (2014) |
| 22 | Fidel Pena | 2012–2014 (3) | 78 | 49 (2013) |
| 23 | Brady Shoemaker | 2010–2011 (2) | 77 | 41 (2011) |
| 24 | Franmil Reyes | 2014–2015 (2) | 77 | 40 (2015) |
| 25 | JC Encarnacion | 2018–2019 (2) | 77 | 46 (2018) |
| 26 | Isael Soto | 2015–2018 (3) | 77 | 38 (2018) |
| 27 | James Baldwin | 2012–2015 (3) | 77 | 35 (2013) |
| 28 | Kelvin De Leon | 2011–2013 (3) | 77 | 38 (2011) |
| 29 | Reymond Nunez | 2012–2014 (3) | 77 | 35 (2013) |
| 30 | Eric Haase | 2013–2014 (2) | 76 | 40 (2013) |
| 31 | J.D. Williams | 2012–2014 (3) | 76 | 26 (2014) |
| 32 | John Wooten | 2012–2014 (3) | 76 | 44 (2013) |
| 33 | Jeimer Candelario | 2013–2014 (2) | 75 | 47 (2013) |
| 34 | Pedro Gonzalez | 2018–2019 (2) | 75 | 41 (2019) |
| 35 | Tyreque Reed | 2018–2019 (2) | 75 | 45 (2018) |
| 36 | Jiandido Tromp | 2013–2016 (4) | 75 | 33 (2016) |
| 37 | Brian Mundell | 2016–2016 (1) | 74 | 74 (2016) |
| 38 | Ariel Sandoval | 2016–2018 (2) | 74 | 40 (2018) |
| 39 | Dash Winningham | 2016–2017 (2) | 74 | 45 (2016) |
| 40 | Marten Gasparini | 2016–2018 (3) | 74 | 31 (2017) |
| 41 | Joe Munoz | 2014–2016 (3) | 73 | 28 (2014) |
| 42 | Mario Martinez | 2010–2013 (2) | 72 | 37 (2010) |
| 43 | Steven Souza Jr. | 2010–2014 (3) | 72 | 39 (2012) |
| 44 | Correlle Prime | 2014–2014 (1) | 71 | 71 (2014) |
| 45 | Anthony Hewitt | 2010–2011 (2) | 71 | 41 (2011) |
| 46 | David Renfroe | 2011–2012 (2) | 71 | 37 (2012) |
| 47 | Mike Kvasnicka | 2011–2012 (2) | 71 | 40 (2011) |
| 48 | Richard Jones | 2010–2011 (2) | 71 | 60 (2011) |
| 49 | Claudio Bautista | 2013–2015 (3) | 71 | 41 (2014) |
| 50 | Stryker Trahan | 2014–2016 (3) | 71 | 35 (2014) |
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