seattle mariners holds the mlb record for homeruns in a season by a team.
seattle mariners holds the mlb record for homeruns in a season by a team.
mlb record for homeruns in a season by a team?
seattle mariners
although the diamondbacks were only one game above .500 by the end of april, gonzalez had a particularly memorable start to the season, in which he tied the mlb record with thirteen home runs during the month of april. the diamondbacks found greater success in may and june, and at one point at a six-game lead in the nl west. during this span, the team won nine consecutive games, and johnson tied the mlb record with twenty strikeouts in a nine inning game. the six game lead did not last long however, and by the end of july, the diamondbacks were a half game behind the los angeles dodgers in the west. a resurgent august pushed the team back into first place, a spot they maintained for the rest of the season. by the end of the season, several diamondbacks players had put up exceptional statistics: curt schilling had the most wins of any pitcher in mlb that year with twenty-two, while johnson nearly broke the single season strikeout record with 372. johnson and schilling also had the two lowest earned run averages (era) in the nl, with 2.49 and 2.98 respectively. gonzalez ended the season with a .325 batting average and fifty-seven home runs, and finished third in voting for the nl most valuable player award. the diamondbacks were also one of the best defensive teams in mlb that year, second in fewest errors committed, and tied with the seattle mariners for the best fielding percentage.
2001 world series
bullet::::- mlb.com setup man of the year award: hideki okajima, 2007









































section::::awards, records and notable accomplishments.:hitting.









































bullet::::- most hits in a single season: ichiro suzuki, 262 (2004) "mlb record"









































bullet::::- most career interleague hits: ichiro suzuki, 367 "mlb record"









































bullet::::- most consecutive seasons of 200 or more hits: ichiro suzuki, 10 (2001–2010) "mlb record"









































bullet::::- most seasons with 200 or more hits: ichiro suzuki, 10 (2001–2010) "mlb record (tie)"









































bullet::::- most games with five or more hits in a season: ichiro suzuki, 4 (2004) "mlb record (tie)"
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