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List of Pittsburgh Pirates team records

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This article is about the statistical records of the Pittsburgh Pirates. For their season-by-season win–loss records, seeList of Pittsburgh Pirates seasons.

ThePittsburgh Pirates are a professionalbaseball team based inPittsburgh, Pennsylvania. They compete in theCentral Division ofMajor League Baseball's (MLB)National League (NL). Founded in 1882 as Allegheny, the club played in theAmerican Association before moving to the National League in 1887. The list below documents players and teams that hold particular club records.

In 134 seasons from 1882 through 2015, the team has won over 10,000 games and fiveWorld Series championships. The team has appeared in 18 postseasons and has won nine league pennants.Roberto Clemente owns the most careerbatting records with five.Ralph Kiner,Arky Vaughan andPaul Waner each own three single-season batting records.Bob Friend owns the most careerpitching records andEd Morris the most single-season pitching records, both with six.

In their history, the Pittsburgh Pirates have set three Major League Baseball records. In 1912,Chief Wilson hit an MLB-record 36triples and, on May 30, 1925, the team collectively hit a major league-record eight triples in a single game. In addition, sixno-hitters have been thrown in the history of the franchise, with the most recent on July 12, 1997. The Pirates also hold the MLB—and North American professional sports—record for most consecutive losing seasons with 20. The stretch began with the1993 season and concluded with the2012 season, at which point the Pirates recorded a winning record and a playoff berth in the2013 season.

#	Tie between two teams
†	National League record
*	Major League record

Career batting records
Statistic	Player	Record	Pirates career	Ref
Batting average	Jake Stenzel	.360	1892–1896	^[3]
On-base percentage	Jake Stenzel	.429	1892–1896	^[3]
Slugging percentage	Brian Giles	.591	1999–2003	^[4]
On-base plus slugging	Brian Giles	1.018	1999–2003	^[4]
Runs	Honus Wagner	1,521	1900–1917	^[5]
Plate appearances	Honus Wagner	10,220	1900–1917	^[5]
At bats	Roberto Clemente	9,454	1955–1972	^[6]
Hits	Roberto Clemente	3,000	1955–1972	^[6]
Total bases	Roberto Clemente	4,492	1955–1972	^[6]
Singles	Roberto Clemente	2,154	1955–1972	^[6]
Doubles	Paul Waner	558	1926–1940	^[7]
Triples	Honus Wagner	232	1900–1917	^[5]
Home runs	Willie Stargell	475	1962–1982	^[8]
RBI	Willie Stargell	1,540	1962–1982	^[8]
Walks	Willie Stargell	937	1962–1982	^[8]
Strikeouts	Willie Stargell	1,936	1962–1982	^[8]
Stolen bases	Max Carey	688	1910–1926	^[9]
Games played	Roberto Clemente^[b]	2,433	1955–1972	^[6]

Single-game batting records
Statistic	Record	Opponent	Date
Home runs hit	7^#	Boston Beaneaters	June 6, 1894
	7^#	St. Louis Cardinals	August 16, 1947
	7^#	St. Louis Cardinals	August 20, 2003
Runs scored	27	Boston Beaneaters	June 6, 1894
Hits	27	Philadelphia Phillies	August 8, 1922
Triples (since 1900)	8^*	St. Louis Cardinals	May 30, 1925
Grand slams	2^#	St. Louis Cardinals	June 22, 1925
	2^#	Philadelphia Phillies	May 1, 1933
	2^#	Chicago Cubs	September 14, 1982
	2^#	St. Louis Cardinals	April 16, 1996
Strikeouts	17^#	Los Angeles Dodgers	June 14, 1995
Strikeouts	17^#	Philadelphia Phillies	July 21, 1997

Season batting records
Statistic	Record	Season
Home runs	171	1999
Runs	912	1925
Hits	1,698	1922
Doubles	320	2000
Triples	129	1912
Total bases	2,430	1966
Runnersleft on base	1,241	1936
Strikeouts	1,197	1999
Stolen bases	264	1907

Career pitching records
Statistic	Player	Record	Pirates career	Ref(s)
Wins	Wilbur Cooper	202	1912–1924	^[10]
Losses	Bob Friend	218	1951–1965	^[11]
Win–loss percentage	Ed Doheny	.731	1901–1903	^[12]
Earned run average^[a]	Vic Willis	2.08	1906–1910	^[13]
Saves	Roy Face	186	1953–1968	^[14]
Strikeouts	Bob Friend	1,682	1951–1965	^[11]
shutouts	Babe Adams	44	1907–1926	^[15]
Games	Roy Face	802	1953–1968	^[14]
Innings pitched	Bob Friend	3,480⅓	1951–1965	^[11]
Games started	Bob Friend	477	1951–1965	^[11]
Games finished	Roy Face	547	1953–1968	^[14]
Complete games	Wilbur Cooper	263	1912–1924	^[10]
Walks	Bob Friend	869	1951–1965	^[11]
Hits allowed	Bob Friend	3,610	1951–1965	^[11]
Wild pitches	Bob Veale	90	1962–1972	^[16]
Hit batsmen	Wilbur Cooper	93	1912–1924	^[10]

Single-season batting records
Statistic	Player	Record	Season	Ref(s)
Batting average	Arky Vaughan	.385	1935	^[17]
Home runs	Ralph Kiner	54	1949	^[18]
RBI	Paul Waner	131	1927	^[7]
Runs	Jake Stenzel	150	1894	^[3]
Hits	Paul Waner	237	1927	^[7]
Singles	Lloyd Waner	198	1927	^[19]
Doubles	Paul Waner	62	1932	^[7]
Triples	Chief Wilson	36^*	1912	^[20]^[21]
Stolen bases	Omar Moreno	96	1980	^[22]
At bats	Matty Alou	698	1969	^[23]
Slugging percentage	Ralph Kiner	.658	1949	^[18]
Extra-base hits	Willie Stargell	90	1973	^[8]
Total bases	Kiki Cuyler	369	1925	^[24]
On-base percentage	Arky Vaughan	.491	1935	^[17]
On-base plus slugging	Arky Vaughan	1.098	1935	^[17]
Walks	Ralph Kiner	137	1951	^[18]
Strikeouts	Pedro Álvarez	186	2013	^[25]

Single-season pitching records
Statistic	Player	Record	Season	Ref(s)
Wins	Ed Morris	41	1886	^[26]
Losses	Fleury Sullivan	35	1884	^[27]
Strikeouts	Ed Morris	326	1886	^[26]
ERA	Babe Adams	1.11	1909	^[15]
Earned runs allowed	Fleury Sullivan	206	1884	^[27]
Hits allowed	Fleury Sullivan	496	1884	^[27]
Shutouts	Ed Morris	12	1886	^[26]
Saves	Mark Melancon	51	2015	^[28]
Games	Kent Tekulve	94	1979	^[29]
Games started	Ed Morris	63	1885	^[26]
Complete games	Ed Morris	63	1885	^[26]
Innings pitched	Ed Morris	581	1885	^[26]

Season pitching records
Statistic	Record	Season
Hits allowed	1,730	1930
Runs allowed	928	1930
Home runs allowed	183	1996
Strikeouts	1,124	1969
shutouts	26	1906

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Table key

Individual career records

Career batting

Career pitching

Individual single-season records

Single-season batting

Single-season pitching

Team single-game records

Single-game batting

Single-game pitching

Team season records

Season batting

Season pitching

Team all-time records

See also

Notes

References