Greatest MLB Single-Season Performance Records

These untouchable records define the peak levels of individual dominance during regular season play.

The top 3

  1. Barry Bonds: Single-Season Home Run King: Barry Bonds hit a record 73 home runs in 2001, setting a mark that has stood for over two decades. Barry Bonds
  2. Ichiro Suzuki: The Single-Season Hit Record: Ichiro Suzuki recorded 262 hits in 2004, surpassing George Sisler's 1920 record of 257. Ichiro Suzuki
  3. Bob Gibson: The Lowest ERA Season: In 1968, Bob Gibson posted a staggering 1.12 ERA, leading to the lowering of the mound height. Bob Gibson

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