List of Major League Baseball Doubles Champions

National League

Year	Player	Team(s)	Doubles
1876	Ross Barnes Dick Higham Paul Hines	Chicago White Stockings Hartford Dark Blues Chicago White Stockings	21
1877	Cap Anson	Chicago White Stockings	19
1878	Dick Higham	Providence Grays	22
1879	Charlie Eden	Cleveland Blues	31
1880	Fred Dunlap	Cleveland Blues	27
1881	Paul Hines King Kelly	Providence Grays Chicago White Stockings	27
1882	King Kelly	Chicago White Stockings	37
1883	Ned Williamson	Chicago White Stockings	49
1884	Paul Hines	Providence Grays	36
1885	Cap Anson	Chicago White Stockings	35
1886	Dan Brouthers	Detroit Wolverines	40
1887	Dan Brouthers	Detroit Wolverines	36
1888	Dan Brouthers Jimmy Ryan	Detroit Wolverines Chicago White Stockings	33
1889	King Kelly	Boston Beaneaters	41
1890	Sam Thompson	Philadelphia Phillies	41
1891	Mike Griffin	Brooklyn Grooms	36
1892	Roger Connor	Philadelphia Phillies	37
1893	Sam Thompson	Philadelphia Phillies	37
1894	Hugh Duffy	Boston Beaneaters	51
1895	Ed Delahanty	Philadelphia Phillies	49
1896	Ed Delahanty	Philadelphia Phillies	44
1897	Jake Stenzel	Baltimore Orioles	43
1898	Nap Lajoie	Philadelphia Phillies	43
1899	Ed Delahanty	Philadelphia Phillies	55
1900	Honus Wagner	Pittsburgh Pirates	45
1901	Tom Daly Ed Delahanty	Brooklyn Superbas Philadelphia Phillies	38
1902	Honus Wagner	Pittsburgh Pirates	30
1903	Fred Clarke Sam Mertes Harry Steinfeldt	Pittsburgh Pirates New York Giants Cincinnati Reds	32
1904	Honus Wagner	Pittsburgh Pirates	44
1905	Cy Seymour	Cincinnati Reds	40
1906	Honus Wagner	Pittsburgh Pirates	38
1907	Honus Wagner	Pittsburgh Pirates	38
1908	Honus Wagner	Pittsburgh Pirates	39
1909	Honus Wagner	Pittsburgh Pirates	39
1910	Bobby Byrne	Pittsburgh Pirates	43
1911	Ed Konetchy	St. Louis Cardinals	38
1912	Heinie Zimmerman	Chicago Cubs	41
1913	Red Smith	Brooklyn Superbas	40
1914	Sherry Magee	Philadelphia Phillies	39
1915	Larry Doyle	New York Giants	40
1916	Bert Niehoff	Philadelphia Phillies	42
1917	Heinie Groh	Cincinnati Reds	39
1918	Heinie Groh	Cincinnati Reds	28
1919	Ross Youngs	New York Giants	31
1920	Rogers Hornsby	St. Louis Cardinals	44
1921	Rogers Hornsby	St. Louis Cardinals	44
1922	Rogers Hornsby	St. Louis Cardinals	46
1923	Edd Roush	Cincinnati Reds	41
1924	Rogers Hornsby	St. Louis Cardinals	43
1925	Jim Bottomley	St. Louis Cardinals	44
1926	Jim Bottomley	St. Louis Cardinals	40
1927	Riggs Stephenson	Chicago Cubs	46
1928	Paul Waner	Pittsburgh Pirates	50
1929	Johnny Frederick	Brooklyn Robins	52
1930	Chuck Klein	Philadelphia Phillies	59
1931	Sparky Adams	St. Louis Cardinals	46
1932	Paul Waner	Pittsburgh Pirates	62
1933	Chuck Klein	Philadelphia Phillies	44
1934	Ethan Allen Kiki Cuyler	Philadelphia Phillies Chicago Cubs	42
1935	Billy Herman	Chicago Cubs	57
1936	Joe Medwick	St. Louis Cardinals	64
1937	Joe Medwick	St. Louis Cardinals	56
1938	Joe Medwick	St. Louis Cardinals	47
1939	Enos Slaughter	St. Louis Cardinals	52
1940	Frank McCormick	Cincinnati Reds	44
1941	Johnny Mize Pete Reiser	St. Louis Cardinals Brooklyn Dodgers	39
1942	Marty Marion	St. Louis Cardinals	38
1943	Stan Musial	St. Louis Cardinals	48
1944	Stan Musial	St. Louis Cardinals	51
1945	Tommy Holmes	Boston Braves	47
1946	Stan Musial	St. Louis Cardinals	50
1947	Eddie Miller	Cincinnati Reds	38
1948	Stan Musial	St. Louis Cardinals	46
1949	Stan Musial	St. Louis Cardinals	41
1950	Red Schoendienst	St. Louis Cardinals	43
1951	Alvin Dark	New York Giants	41
1952	Stan Musial	St. Louis Cardinals	42
1953	Stan Musial	St. Louis Cardinals	53
1954	Stan Musial	St. Louis Cardinals	41
1955	Hank Aaron Johnny Logan	Milwaukee Braves	37
1956	Hank Aaron	Milwaukee Braves	34
1957	Don Hoak	Cincinnati Reds	39
1958	Orlando Cepeda	San Francisco Giants	38
1959	Vada Pinson	Cincinnati Reds	47
1960	Vada Pinson	Cincinnati Reds	37
1961	Hank Aaron	Milwaukee Braves	39
1962	Frank Robinson	Cincinnati Reds	51
1963	Dick Groat	St. Louis Cardinals	43
1964	Lee Maye	Milwaukee Braves	44
1965	Hank Aaron	Milwaukee Braves	40
1966	Johnny Callison	Philadelphia Phillies	40
1967	Rusty Staub	Houston Astros	44
1968	Lou Brock	St. Louis Cardinals	46
1969	Matty Alou	Pittsburgh Pirates	41
1970	Wes Parker	Los Angeles Dodgers	47
1971	César Cedeño	Houston Astros	40
1972	César Cedeño Willie Montañez	Houston Astros Philadelphia Phillies	39
1973	Willie Stargell	Pittsburgh Pirates	43
1974	Pete Rose	Cincinnati Reds	45
1975	Pete Rose	Cincinnati Reds	47
1976	Pete Rose	Cincinnati Reds	42
1977	Dave Parker	Pittsburgh Pirates	44
1978	Pete Rose	Cincinnati Reds	51
1979	Keith Hernandez	St. Louis Cardinals	48
1980	Pete Rose	Philadelphia Phillies	42
1981	Bill Buckner	Chicago Cubs	35
1982	Al Oliver	Montreal Expos	43
1983	Bill Buckner Al Oliver Johnny Ray	Chicago Cubs Montreal Expos Pittsburgh Pirates	38
1984	Tim Raines Johnny Ray	Montreal Expos Pittsburgh Pirates	38
1985	Dave Parker	Cincinnati Reds	42
1986	Von Hayes	Philadelphia Phillies	46
1987	Tim Wallach	Montreal Expos	42
1988	Andrés Galarraga	Montreal Expos	42
1989	Pedro Guerrero Tim Wallach	St. Louis Cardinals Montreal Expos	42
1990	Gregg Jefferies	New York Mets	40
1991	Bobby Bonilla	Pittsburgh Pirates	44
1992	Andy Van Slyke	Pittsburgh Pirates	45
1993	Charlie Hayes	Colorado Rockies	45
1994	Craig Biggio Larry Walker	Houston Astros Montreal Expos	43
1995	Mark Grace	Chicago Cubs	51
1996	Jeff Bagwell	Houston Astros	48
1997	Mark Grudzielanek	Montreal Expos	54
1998	Craig Biggio	Houston Astros	51
1999	Craig Biggio	Houston Astros	56
2000	Todd Helton	Colorado Rockies	59
2001	Lance Berkman	Houston Astros	55
2002	Bobby Abreu	Philadelphia Phillies	50
2003	Albert Pujols	St. Louis Cardinals	51
2004	Lyle Overbay	Milwaukee Brewers	53
2005	Derrek Lee	Chicago Cubs	50
2006	Freddy Sanchez	Pittsburgh Pirates	53
2007	Matt Holliday	Colorado Rockies	50
2008	Lance Berkman Nate McLouth	Houston Astros Pittsburgh Pirates	46
2009	Miguel Tejada	Houston Astros	46
2010	Jayson Werth	Philadelphia Phillies	46
2011	Joey Votto	Cincinnati Reds	40
2012	Aramis Ramírez	Milwaukee Brewers	50

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