List of Minnesota Twins team records - wikipedia List of Minnesota Twins team records This is a listing of statistical records and milestone achievements of the Minnesota Twins franchise. Contents 1 Single - season records 1.1 Batting 1.2 Pitching 2 Single - game records 2.1 Individual 2.2 As a team 3 All - Time leaders 3.1 Batting 3.1. 1 Games played 3.1. 2 At bats 3.1. 3 Runs 3.1. 4 Hits 3.1. 5 Doubles 3.1. 6 Triples 3.1. 7 Home runs 3.1. 8 RBI 3.1. 9 Total bases 3.1. 10 Walks 3.1. 11 Strikeouts 3.1. 12 Stolen bases 3.1. 13 Caught stealing 3.1. 14 On - base percentage 3.1. 15 Slugging percentage 3.1. 16 Batting average 3.2 Pitching 3.2. 1 Wins 3.2. 2 Losses 3.2. 3 ERA 3.2. 4 Games played 3.2. 5 Games started 3.2. 6 Complete games 3.2. 7 Shutouts 3.2. 8 Saves 3.2. 9 Innings pitched 4 Rare feats 4.1 No - hitters 4.2 Hit for the cycle 4.3 Triple plays 4.4 Six - hit games 5 Major League Baseball records and firsts 6 External links Single - season records Batting Statistic Player ( s ) Amount Year ( s ) Batting average Rod Carew. 388 1977 Home runs Harmon Killebrew 49 1964, 1969 RBI Harmon Killebrew 140 1969 Runs Chuck Knoblauch 140 Hits Rod Carew 239 1977 Singles Sam Rice 182 1925 Doubles Mickey Vernon 51 1946 Triples Goose Goslin, Cristian Guzmán 20 1925, 2000 Extra base hits Tony Oliva 84 1964 Stolen bases Clyde Milan 88 1912 Hit streak Ken Landreaux 31 games 1980 Base on balls Eddie Yost 151 1956 Strikeouts Miguel Sanó 178 2016 Pitching Statistic Player Amount Year Wins Walter Johnson 36 1913 Strikeouts Walter Johnson 313 1910 ERA Walter Johnson 1.14 1913 Saves Joe Nathan 47 2009 Single - game records Individual Most strikeouts in a single game : Johan Santana, 17 K in 8 IP, August 19, 2007 As a team Record Number Occurrences Opp. Date * AB 50 KC 6 / 19 / 03 AB ( 22 ) 78 CLE 8 / 31 / 93 24 DET 4 / 24 / 96 35 ( 24 - 11 ) DET 4 / 24 / 96 28 SEA 6 / 13 / 17 H ( 11 ) 24 SEA 9 / 29 / 89 42 OAK 4 / 27 / 80 XBH 12 TOR 5 / 8 / 79 XBH 24 CLE 7 / 13 / 96 TB 47 WAS 8 / 29 / 63 1B 19 MIL 9 / 9 / 80 1B ( 11 ) 20 SEA 9 / 29 / 89 2B 8 BOS 7 / 25 / 96 3B NYY 6 / 2 / 64 HR 8 WAS 8 / 29 / 63 HR 9 Many MIL 7 / 12 / 01 RBI 22 CLE 6 / 4 / 02 RBI 33 DET 4 / 24 / 96 BB 14 KC 8 / 5 / 06 BB ( 18 ) 18 SEA 7 / 19 / 69 BB 21 KC 9 / 10 / 76 BB ( 10 ) 22 BAL 5 / 15 / 78 IBB Many DET 5 / 23 / 92 IBB ( 22 ) 5 MIL 5 / 12 / 72 IBB ( 22 ) 7 MIL 5 / 12 / 72 19 TEX 8 / 19 / 07 K ( 10 ) 19 CLE 7 / 3 / 68 27 CLE 9 / 28 / 00 K ( 20 ) 35 WAS 8 / 9 / 67 GIDP 5 Many TEX 6 / 3 / 95 GIDP ( 22 ) 5 MIL 5 / 12 / 72 SH 5 CWS 6 / 23 / 79 SH ( 17 ) 5 Many TEX 9 / 17 / 77 SF DET 6 / 26 / 99 SF CLE 7 / 3 / 94 HBP KC 4 / 13 / 71 HBP ( 17 ) CLE 5 / 7 / 95 LOB 17 MIL 9 / 4 / 90 LOB ( 22 ) 23 MIL 5 / 12 / 72 SB 6 SEA 9 / 9 / 92 Opp. SB 7 NYY 5 / 10 / 87 Opp. SB ( 12 ) 12 OAK 8 / 1 / 76 SB 8 Many KC 8 / 26 / 01 SB ( 12 ) 14 OAK 8 / 1 / 76 Best Win 21 ( 23 - 2 ) CLE 6 / 4 / 02 Worst Loss 18 ( 20 - 2 ) KC 4 / 25 / 61 Runs in Inning 11 ( 5th ) Many BOS 5 / 20 / 94 Opp. Runs in Inning 12 KC 6 / 17 / 03 Record Number Occurrences Opp. Date * Date listed is date of most recent occurrence of record. Opponent listed is opponent that record occurred against most recently. Indicates record in an extra-inning game ( total innings in parentheses ). Indicates record with amount accumulated by both clubs. Indicates record in an extra-inning game, with amount accumulated by both clubs ( total innings in parentheses ) All - Time leaders Batting Games played Rank Player Amount Harmon Killebrew 2,329 Sam Rice 2,307 Joe Judge 2,084 Clyde Milan 1,982 5 Ossie Bluege 1,867 At bats Rank Player Amount Sam Rice 8,934 Harmon Killebrew 7,835 Joe Judge 7,663 Clyde Milan 7,359 5 Kirby Puckett 7,244 Runs Rank Player Amount Sam Rice 1,466 Harmon Killebrew 1,258 Joe Judge 1,154 Kirby Puckett 1,071 5 Buddy Myer 1,037 Hits Rank Player Amount Sam Rice 2,889 Kirby Puckett 2,304 Joe Judge 2,291 Clyde Milan 2,100 5 Rod Carew 2,085 Doubles Rank Player Amount Sam Rice 479 Joe Judge 421 Kirby Puckett 414 Joe Mauer 414 5 Mickey Vernon 391 Triples Rank Player Amount Sam Rice 183 Joe Judge 157 Goose Goslin 125 Mickey Vernon 113 5 Buddy Myer 108 Home runs Rank Player Amount Harmon Killebrew 573 Kent Hrbek 293 Bob Allison 256 Justin Morneau 221 5 Tony Oliva 220 RBI Rank Player Amount Harmon Killebrew 1,540 Kent Hrbek 1,086 Kirby Puckett 1,085 Sam Rice 1,045 5 Mickey Vernon 1,026 Total bases Rank Player Amount Harmon Killebrew 4,026 Sam Rice 3,833 Kirby Puckett 3,453 Joe Judge 3,239 5 Tony Oliva 3,002 Walks Rank Player Amount Harmon Killebrew 1,505 Eddie Yost 1,274 Joe Judge 943 Buddy Myer 864 5 Kent Hrbek 838 Strikeouts Rank Player Amount Harmon Killebrew 1,629 Bob Allison 1,033 Kirby Puckett 965 Gary Gaetti 877 5 Kent Hrbek 798 Stolen bases Rank Player Amount Clyde Milan 495 Sam Rice 346 George Case 321 Chuck Knoblauch 276 5 Rod Carew 271 Caught stealing Rank Player Amount Rod Carew 123 George Case 98 Buddy Myer 88 Ossie Bluege 87 5 César Tovar 81 On - base percentage Rank Player Amount Rod Carew. 393 Chuck Knoblauch. 391 Joe Mauer. 391 John Stone. 389 5 Buddy Myer. 387 Slugging percentage Rank Player Amount Harmon Killebrew. 514 Goose Goslin. 502 Roy Sievers. 500 Justin Morneau. 499 5 Kent Hrbek. 481 Batting average Rank Player Amount Rod Carew. 334 Heinie Manush. 328 Goose Goslin. 323 Joe Mauer. 323 Sam Rice. 323 Pitching Wins Rank Player Amount Walter Johnson 417 Jim Kaat 190 Bert Blyleven 149 Brad Radke 148 5 Camilo Pascual 145 Losses Rank Player Amount Walter Johnson 279 Jim Kaat 159 Camilo Pascual 141 Brad Radke 138 Bert Blyleven 138 ERA Rank Player Amount Walter Johnson 2.17 Doc Ayers 2.64 Dean Chance 2.67 Cy Falkenberg 2.69 5 Harry Harper 2.75 Games played Rank Player Amount Walter Johnson 802 Eddie Guardado 648 Rick Aguilera 490 Jim Kaat 484 5 Firpo Marberry 470 Games started Rank Player Amount Walter Johnson 666 Jim Kaat 433 Brad Radke 372 Bert Blyleven 345 5 Camilo Pascual 331 Complete games Rank Player Amount Walter Johnson 531 Case Patten 206 Bert Blyleven 141 Long Tom Hughes 139 5 Jim Kaat 133 Shutouts Rank Player Amount Walter Johnson 110 Camilo Pascual 31 Bert Blyleven 29 Jim Kaat 23 Dutch Leonard 23 Saves Rank Player Amount Joe Nathan 260 Rick Aguilera 254 Eddie Guardado 116 Ron Davis 108 5 Jeff Reardon 104 Innings pitched Rank Player Amount Walter Johnson 5,914 1⁄3 Jim Kaat 3,014 1⁄3 Bert Blyleven 2,566 2⁄3 Camilo Pascual 2,465 5 Brad Radke 2,451 Rare feats No - hitters Minnesota Pitcher Opp. Date Francisco Liriano @ CHW 5 / 3 / 11 Eric Milton ANA 9 / 11 / 99 Scott Erickson MIL 4 / 27 / 94 Dean Chance @ CLE 8 / 25 / 67 Jack Kralick KC 8 / 26 / 62 Bobby Burke BOS 8 / 8 / 31 Walter Johnson @ BOS 7 / 1 / 20 Dean Chance also threw a perfect game through five innings on August 6, 1967, against the Boston Red Sox, but the game was shortened due to rain. Under MLB rule revisions in 1991, it is not recognized as an official no - hitter or perfect game. Hit for the cycle Minnesota Player Opp. Date Michael Cuddyer MIL 5 / 22 / 09 Jason Kubel LAA 4 / 17 / 09 Carlos Gómez @ CWS 5 / 7 / 08 Kirby Puckett OAK 8 / 1 / 86 Gary Ward @ MIL 9 / 18 / 80 Mike Cubbage TOR 7 / 27 / 78 Lyman Bostock @ CWS 7 / 24 / 76 Larry Hisle @ BAL 6 / 4 / 76 César Tovar TEX 9 / 19 / 72 Rod Carew @ KC 5 / 20 / 70 Mickey Vernon @ CWS 5 / 19 / 46 Joe Cronin NYY 9 / 2 / 29 Goose Goslin @ NYY 8 / 28 / 24 Otis Clymer @ NYY 10 / 2 / 08 Triple plays Players Opp. Date Sano -- Dozier -- Mauer @ LAA 6 / 1 / 17 Castillo -- Morneau -- Batista SEA 5 / 27 / 06 Gaetti -- Newman -- Hrbek @ BOS 7 / 17 / 90 † Gaetti - Newman - Hrbek @ BOS 7 / 17 / 90 † Gladden -- Lombardozzi -- Larkin CLE 8 / 8 / 88 Gaetti -- Lombardozzi -- Hrbek @ NYY 4 / 5 / 88 Gaetti -- Teufel -- Hrbek @ NYY 7 / 19 / 84 Gaetti - Castino - Hrbek @ CAL 8 / 8 / 83 Butera -- Gaetti -- Hrbek NYY 5 / 29 / 82 Borgmann -- Gómez @ CWS 7 / 25 / 76 Rollins -- Carew -- Allison CLE 9 / 10 / 68 Rollins -- Tovar -- Killebrew CAL 8 / 18 / 66 † See below Six - hit games Batter Opp. Date Kirby Puckett TEX 5 / 23 / 91 Kirby Puckett @ MIL 8 / 30 / 87 Major League Baseball records and firsts First team to record two triple plays in the same game : July 17, 1990 vs. Boston Red Sox ( lost game 1 - 0 ). First team to reach the playoffs after losing 100 games the previous year. External links Twins history at mlb.com Player Information at baseball-reference.com Minnesota Twins Established in 1901 Formerly the Washington Nationals and the Washington Senators Based in Minneapolis, Minnesota ( Twin Cities ) Franchise Franchise history in Washington Seasons Records No - hitters Awards Players Managers Owners and executives Broadcasters First - round draft picks Opening Day starting pitchers Ballparks American League Park National Park Griffith Stadium Metropolitan Stadium Hubert H. Humphrey Metrodome Target Field Spring Training : Plant Field Tinker Field Hammond Stadium Culture and lore Homer Hanky Little Big League Major League : Back to the Minors Continental League `` The Piranhas '' AL Central tie - breaker games 2008 2009 Damn Yankees musical film The Year the Yankees Lost the Pennant Important figures Senators Hall of Famers Herb Carneal Goose Goslin Bucky Harris Walter Johnson Arch McDonald Sam Rice Wall of Fame members Rick Aguilera Bob Allison Earl Battey Bert Blyleven George Brophy Rod Carew Bob Casey Gary Gaetti Calvin Griffith Kent Hrbek Jim Kaat Tom Kelly Harmon Killebrew Tony Oliva Carl Pohlad Kirby Puckett Brad Radke Jim Rantz Zoilo Versalles Frank Viola Key personnel Owner Jim Pohlad President Dave St. Peter Vice president / Chief baseball officer Derek Falvey General manager Thad Levine Manager Rocco Baldelli World Series championships ( 3 ) 1924 1991 Pennants ( 6 ) American League : 1924 1925 1933 1965 1991 Division titles ( 10 ) West 1969 1970 1991 Central 2002 2003 2006 2009 Wild Card titles ( 1 ) 2017 Minor league affiliates Triple - A Rochester Red Wings Double - A Pensacola Blue Wahoos A Adv. Fort Myers Miracle Cedar Rapids Kernels Rookie Adv. Elizabethton Twins Rookie GCL Twins DSL Twins Seasons ( 119 ) 1900s 1900. 1901 1902 1903 1904 1905 1906 1907 1908 1909 1910s 1910 1911 1912 1913 1914 1915 1916 1917 1918 1919 1920s 1920 1921 1922 1923 1924 1925 1926 1927 1928 1929 1930s 1930 1931 1932 1933 1934 1935 1936 1937 1938 1939 1940s 1940 1941 1942 1943 1944 1945 1946 1947 1948 1949 1950s 1950 1951 1952 1953 1954 1955 1956 1957 1958 1959 1960s 1960 1961 1962 1963 1964 1965 1966 1967 1968 1969 1970s 1970 1971 1972 1973 1976 1977 1978 1979 1980s 1980 1981 1982 1984 1985 1986 1990s 1991 2000s 2002 2003 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010s 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 Franchise records of Major League Baseball American League East Division Baltimore Orioles Boston Red Sox New York Yankees Tampa Bay Rays Toronto Blue Jays Central Division Chicago White Sox Cleveland Indians Detroit Tigers Kansas City Royals Minnesota Twins West Division Houston Astros Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim Oakland Athletics Seattle Mariners Texas Rangers National League East Division Atlanta Braves Miami Marlins New York Mets Philadelphia Phillies Washington Nationals Central Division Chicago Cubs Cincinnati Reds Milwaukee Brewers Pittsburgh Pirates St. Louis Cardinals West Division Arizona Diamondbacks Colorado Rockies Los Angeles Dodgers San Diego Padres San Francisco Giants Retrieved from `` https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=List_of_Minnesota_Twins_team_records&oldid=856306989 '' Categories : Minnesota Twins lists Major League Baseball team records Talk Contents About Wikipedia Add links This page was last edited on 24 August 2018, at 09 : 07 ( UTC ). 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Question: who is the twins all time hit leader
Answer: Sam Rice