The Boston Red Sox hold the record for the most extra-base hits by a club in a single season with 649. 2003 Boston Red Sox members Luke Appling, Marco Scutaro, and Dustin Pedroia have the most with 195 each. The record is held by several players who played for the Chicago White Stockings/Boston Beanes/Braves/Giants/Grays/Heats/Hornets/Indians/Irish/Maroons/Metros/Naps/Patriots/Pilgrims/Pirates/Reds/Rockies/Royals/Salem Senators/Savages/Scouts/Sea Dogs/Sentries/Wolves. Pedro Martinez (207) and Dwight Evans (200) are the only two players to hit 200 or more extra bases in a season. Martinez's 203 hits include 12 home runs and 49 stolen bases while Evans' 201 includes 9 home runs and 48 swipes of base honor. Both players spent time on the injured list during their seasons. Martinez was sidelined from April 29 to June 16, 2004 after breaking his right hand while hitting against Tampa Bay. Evans missed 28 games in July and August 2000 because of a left hamstring strain. He returned on August 5th to play in the final game of the season.