List of Boston Red Sox team records - wikipedia List of Boston Red Sox team records This article is about the statistical records of the Boston Red Sox. For their season - by - season win -- loss records, see List of Boston Red Sox seasons. The Boston Red Sox are a professional baseball team based in Boston, Massachusetts. They compete in the East Division of Major League Baseball 's ( MLB ) American League ( AL ). The list below documents players and teams that hold particular club records. Contents 1 All - time team career leaders 1.1 Batting 1.2 Pitching 2 Individual single - season leaders 2.1 Batting 2.2 Pitching 3 See also All - time team career leaders Batting Batting Average : Ted Williams,. 344 On - base percentage : Ted Williams,. 482 ( MLB Record ) Slugging Percentage : Ted Williams,. 634 OPS : Ted Williams, 1.115 Games : Carl Yastrzemski, 3,308 At Bats : Carl Yastrzemski, 11,988 Runs : Carl Yastrzemski, 1,816 Hits : Carl Yastrzemski, 3,419 Total Bases : Carl Yastrzemski, 5,539 Doubles : Carl Yastrzemski, 646 Triples : Harry Hooper, 130 Home Runs : Ted Williams, 521 RBI : Carl Yastrzemski, 1,844 Walks : Ted Williams, 2,019 Strikeouts : Dwight Evans, 1,643 Stolen Bases : Harry Hooper, 300 Singles : Carl Yastrzemski, 2,262 Runs Created : Ted Williams, 2,358 Extra-Base Hits : Carl Yastrzemski, 1,157 Times on Base : Carl Yastrzemski, 5,304 Hit By Pitch : Kevin Youkilis, 86 Sacrifice Hits : Duffy Lewis, 219 Sacrifice Flies : Carl Yastrzemski, 105 Intentional Walks : Carl Yastrzemski, 190 Grounded into Double Plays : Carl Yastrzemski, 323 At Bats per Strikeout : Stuffy McInnis, 40.9 At Bats per Home Run : Manny Ramirez, 13.3 Pitching ERA : Smoky Joe Wood, 1.99 Won - Loss % : Pedro Martínez,. 760 ( https://www.baseball-reference.com/teams/BOS/leaders_pitch.shtml ) WHIP : Cy Young, 0.970 Hits Allowed per 9 Innings Pitched : Dick Radatz, 6.78 Walks per 9 Innings Pitched : Cy Young, 0.99 Strikeouts per 9 Innings Pitched : Pedro Martínez, 10.95 Games : Bob Stanley, 637 Saves : Jonathan Papelbon, 219 Innings Pitched : Tim Wakefield, 3,006 Strikeouts : Roger Clemens, 2,590 Games Started : Tim Wakefield, 430 Complete Games : Cy Young, 275 Home Runs Allowed : Tim Wakefield, 401 Walks Allowed : Tim Wakefield, 1,095 Hits Allowed : Tim Wakefield, 2,931 Strikeout to Walk : Pedro Martínez, 5.45 Wins : Roger Clemens, Cy Young, 192 Losses : Tim Wakefield, 168 Earned Runs Allowed : Tim Wakefield, 1,480 Wild Pitches : Tim Wakefield, 119 Hit Batsmen : Tim Wakefield, 178 Batters Faced : Tim Wakefield, 13,361 Games Finished : Bob Stanley, 376 Individual single - season leaders Batting Batting Average : Ted Williams,. 406 ( 1941 ) On - base percentage : Ted Williams,. 553 ( 1941 ) ( AL Record ) Slugging percentage : Ted Williams,. 735 ( 1941 ) OPS : Ted Williams, 1.287 ( 1941 ) Games : Jim Rice, 163 ( 1978 ) At Bats : Nomar Garciaparra, 684 ( 1997 ) Runs : Ted Williams, 150 ( 1949 ) Hits : Wade Boggs, 240 ( 1985 ) Total Bases : Jim Rice, 406 ( 1978 ) Doubles : Earl Webb, 67 ( 1931 ) ( MLB Record ) Triples : Tris Speaker, 22 ( 1913 ) Home Runs : David Ortiz, 54 ( 2006 ) RBI : Jimmie Foxx, 175 ( 1938 ) Strikeouts : Mike Napoli, 187 ( 2013 ) Stolen bases : Jacoby Ellsbury, 70 ( 2009 ) Singles : Wade Boggs, 187 ( 1986 ) Extra-base hits : Jimmie Foxx, 92 ( 1938 ) Times on Base : Ted Williams, 358 ( 1949 ) Hit By Pitch : Don Baylor, 35 ( 1986 ) Sacrifice Hits : Jack Barry, 54 ( 1917 ) Intentional Walks : Ted Williams, 33 ( 1957 ) Grounded into Double Plays : Jim Rice, 36 ( 1984 ) At Bats per Strikeout : Stuffy McInnis, 64.9 ( 1921 ) At Bats per Home Run : David Ortiz, 10.3 ( 2006 ) Pitching ERA : Dutch Leonard, 0.96 ( 1914 ) ( MLB Record ) Wins : Smoky Joe Wood, 34 ( 1912 ) Won - Loss % : Bob Stanley,. 882 ( 1978 ) Won - Loss % ( min 20 games ) Smoky Joe Wood,. 872 ( 1912 ) Consecutive Wins : Smoky Joe Wood, 16 ( 1912 ) Shutouts : Smoky Joe Wood, 10 ( 1912 ) WHIP : Pedro Martínez, 0.737 ( 2000 ) Hits Allowed per 9 Innings Pitched : Pedro Martínez, 5.31 ( 2000 ) Walks per 9 Innings Pitched : Cy Young,. 69 ( 1904 ) Strikeouts per 9 Innings Pitched : Pedro Martínez, 13.20 ( 1999 ) Games : Mike Timlin, 81 ( 2005 ) Saves : Jonathan Papelbon, 54 ( 2006 ) Innings : Cy Young, 384 2⁄3 ( 1902 ) Strikeouts : Pedro Martínez, 313 ( 1999 ) Games Started : Cy Young, 43 ( 1902 ) Complete Games : Cy Young, 41 ( 1902 ) Home Runs Allowed : Tim Wakefield, 38 ( 1996 ) Walks Allowed : Mel Parnell, 134 ( 1949 ) Hits Allowed : Cy Young, 350 ( 1902 ) Strikeout to Walk : Pedro Martínez, 8.88 ( 2000 ) Losses : Red Ruffing, 25 ( 1928 ) Earned Runs Allowed : Wes Ferrell, 140 ( 1936 ) Wild Pitches : Earl Wilson, 21 ( 1963 ) Batters Faced : Cy Young, 1527 ( 1902 ) Games Finished : Tom Gordon, 69 ( 1998 ) See also List of Major League Baseball franchise postseason streaks List of Boston Red Sox awards Boston Red Sox Established in 1901 Formerly the Boston Americans Based in Boston, Massachusetts Franchise History Seasons Records No - hitters Awards Players Owners and executives Managers Coaches Captains Broadcasters Opening Day starters First - round draft picks Logos and uniforms Hall of Fame Ballparks Huntington Avenue Grounds Braves Field Fenway Park Spring training Venues Majestic Park Plant Field Whittington Park Riverside Park Ninth Street Park Payne Park Bader Field Scottsdale Stadium Chain of Lakes Park City of Palms Park JetBlue Park at Fenway South Culture Red Sox Nation Royal Rooters `` Nuf Ced '' McGreevy McGreevy 's Curse of the Bambino Green Monster Pesky 's Pole Wally the Green Monster Victoria Snelgrove `` Tessie '' `` Dirty Water '' `` Sweet Caroline '' `` Dream On '' `` I 'm Shipping Up to Boston '' `` Three Little Birds '' Fear Strikes Out Field of Dreams Good Will Hunting Fever Pitch Moneyball Game 6 The Town Patriots Day The Jimmy Fund Yawkey Way Kenmore Square Citgo Sign Golden Outfield Carl Beane Sherm Feller Cheers Still, We Believe : The Boston Red Sox Movie Four Days in October Faithful Red Sox Rule Lore Cy Young 's perfect game Slaughter 's Mad Dash Babe Ruth 's 573 - foot home run into Alligator Farm 1948 AL tie - breaker game The Impossible Dream Carlton Fisk waves it fair 1978 AL East tie - breaker game Bill Buckner 's error Aaron Boone 's home run The bloody sock `` Idiots '' break the curse Boston Strong Rivalries New York Yankees Administration Owners : Fenway Sports Group John W. Henry Tom Werner President and CEO : Sam Kennedy President of Baseball Operations : Dave Dombrowski General Manager : Vacant Manager : Alex Cora World Series Championships ( 8 ) 1903 1912 1915 1916 1918 2007 2013 League Pennants ( 13 ) 1903 1904 1912 1915 1916 1918 1946 1967 1986 2007 2013 Division championships ( 9 ) 1986 1988 1990 1995 2007 2013 2016 2017 Wild card berths ( 7 ) 1998 1999 2003 2005 2008 2009 Minor league affiliates AAA Pawtucket Red Sox AA Portland Sea Dogs A Adv. 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Question: who has the most home runs in red sox history
Answer: Ted Williams