Season Records
- Highest Batting Average: .420, Ty Cobb (1911)
- Most Runs: 147, Ty Cobb (1911)
- Most Hits: 248, Ty Cobb (1911)
- Highest Slugging %: .683, Hank Greenberg (1938)
- Most Doubles: 63, Hank Greenberg (1934)
- Most Triples: 26, Sam Crawford (1914)
- Most Home Runs: 58, Hank Greenberg (1938)
- Most Grand Slams: 4, Rudy York (1938), Ray Boone (1953) and Jim Northrup (1968)
- Most RBIs: 183, Hank Greenberg (1937)
- Most Stolen Bases: 96, Ty Cobb (1915)
- Most Wins: 31, Denny McLain (1968)
- Lowest ERA: 1.63, Ed Summers (1908)
- Strikeouts: 308, Mickey Lolich (1971)
- Complete Games: 42, George Mullin (1904)
- Saves: 49, José Valverde (2011)
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