Alex Rodriguez - Records

Records

Major League Records
Record Total Season
Most home runs by a player of Hispanic descent 642 since 1994
Most home runs by a New York-born player 642 since 1994
Most runs in a season (SS) 141 1996
Most extra base hits in a season (SS) 91 1996
Highest slugging percentage in a season (SS) .631 1996
Most total bases in a season (SS) 393 2001
Most home runs in a season (SS) 57 2002
Most home runs in the month of April (tied) 14 2007
Fastest to 12 home runs in a season (tied) 15 Gms 2007
Fastest to 13 and 14 home runs in a season 18 Gms 2007
Youngest ever to hit 500 home runs 32y, 8d 2007
Most home runs by a third baseman (season) 52† 2007
Most stolen bases in a 50-home run season 24* 2007
†: Rodriguez hit 2 home runs as a DH in the 2007 season.
*: Tied with Willie Mays
American League Records
Record Total Season(s)
Most home runs in consecutive seasons (RH) 109 2001–2002
Most home runs in the month of April 14 2007
Fastest to 10 home runs in a season 14 Gms 2007
Fastest to 12 home runs in a season 15 Gms 2007
New York Yankees Records
Record Total Season(s)
Most home runs in a season at home (RH) 26 2005, 2007
Most home runs in a season (RH) 54 2007
Most RBIs in a postseason 18 2009
Most home runs in a postseason 6† 2009
†: Tied with Bernie Williams.

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