List of Major League Baseball single-inning runs batted in leaders
List of players with six or more RBI in one inning
21 players have knocked in six or more RBI in a single inning in MLB play since 1900. Though the current official designation of a Run Batted In was not officially set until 1920, the six RBI knocked in by Fred Merkle for the Giants in 1911 have been counted retrospectively using the modern definition of the statistic.

List of Major League Baseball single-inning runs batted in leaders

Section Title: List of players with six or more RBI in one inning
Table Section Text: 21 players have knocked in six or more RBI in a single inning in MLB play since 1900. Though the current official designation of a Run Batted In was not officially set until 1920, the six RBI knocked in by Fred Merkle for the Giants in 1911 have been counted retrospectively using the modern definition of the statistic.

RBI	Player	Team	Date	Inning	Opponent	Final Score	Location	Reference

8	Fernando Tatís	St. Louis Cardinals	April 23, 1999	3rd	Los Angeles Dodgers	12–5 (Won)	Dodger Stadium

7	Alex Rodriguez	New York Yankees	October 4, 2009	6th	Tampa Bay Rays	10–2 (Won)	Tropicana Field

6	Fred Merkle	New York Giants	May 13, 1911	1st	St. Louis Cardinals	19–5 (Won)	Hilltop Park

6	Bob Johnson	Philadelphia Athletics	August 29, 1937 (Game 1)	1st	Chicago White Sox	16–0 (Won)	Comiskey Park

6	Tom McBride	Boston Red Sox	August 4, 1945 (Game 2)	4th	Washington Senators	15–4 (Won)	Griffith Stadium

6	Joe Astroth	Philadelphia Athletics	September 23, 1950	6th	Washington Senators	16–5 (Won)	Griffith Stadium

6	Gil McDougald	New York Yankees	May 3, 1951	9th	St. Louis Browns	17–3 (Won)	Sportsman's Park

6	Sam Mele	Chicago White Sox	June 10, 1952	4th	Philadelphia Athletics	15–4 (Won)	Shibe Park

6	Jim Lemon	Washington Senators	September 5, 1959	3rd	Boston Red Sox	14–2 (Won)	Griffith Stadium

6	Jim Ray Hart	San Francisco Giants	July 8, 1970	5th	Atlanta Braves	13–0 (Won)	Atlanta–Fulton County Stadium

6	Andre Dawson	Montreal Expos	September 24, 1985	5th	Chicago Cubs	17–15 (Won)	Wrigley Field

6	Dale Murphy	Atlanta Braves	July 27, 1989	6th	San Francisco Giants	10–1 (Won)	Atlanta–Fulton County Stadium

6	Carlos Quintana	Boston Red Sox	July 30, 1991	3rd	Texas Rangers	11–6 (Won)	Fenway Park

6	Matt Stairs	Oakland A's	July 5, 1996	1st	Anaheim Angels	16–8 (Won)	Network Associates Coliseum

6	Matt Williams	Cleveland Indians	August 27, 1997	4th	Anaheim Angels	10–4 (Won)	Angel Stadium of Anaheim

6	Juan Rivera	Montreal Expos	June 19, 2004	2nd	Chicago White Sox	17–14 (Won)	Olympic Stadium

6	Bobby Abreu	New York Yankees	September 12, 2006	1st	Tampa Bay Devil Rays	12–4 (Won)	Yankee Stadium

6	Raúl Ibáñez	Seattle Mariners	August 4, 2008	7th	Minnesota Twins	11–6 (Won)	Safeco Field

6	David Ortiz	Boston Red Sox	August 12, 2008	1st	Texas Rangers	19–17 (Won)	Fenway Park

6	Juan Uribe	San Francisco Giants	September 23, 2010	2nd	Chicago Cubs	13–0 (Won)	Wrigley Field

6	Kendrys Morales	Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim	July 30, 2012	6th	Texas Rangers	15–8 (Won)	Rangers Ballpark in Arlington

6	Yoenis Céspedes	New York Mets	April 29, 2016	3rd	San Francisco Giants	13-1 (Won)	Citi Field

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The Philadelphia Athletics scored a 16–5 win over the Washington Senators in a Major League Baseball played at Griffith Stadium.

final_sentence: The Philadelphia Athletics scored a 16–5 win over the Washington Senators in a Major League Baseball played at Griffith Stadium.