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    Who holds the record for most doubles in a major league baseball game?

    Question #129836. Asked by deaconblues63. (Mar 05 13 6:26 AM)


    cardsfan_027

    		There are pver 20 players who share the record of four doubles in one game. Gavvy Craveth and Albert Belle are the only two to do it twice.

    http://www.baseball-almanac.com/recbooks/rb_2b1.shtml

    Mar 05 13, 7:07 AM
    gtho4

    		According to baseball-almanac.com, four doubles in one MLB game has been achieved 51 times since 1880:

    2 American Association
    25 American League
    24 National League

    Albert Belle and Gavvy Cravath have achieved this feat twice (being four of those 51). Belle did it in the same season:

    Gavvy Cravath NL Philadelphia 08-Aug-1915
    Gavvy Cravath NL Philadelphia 23-Jun-1919
    Albert Belle AL Baltimore 29-Aug-1999
    Albert Belle AL Baltimore 23-Sep 1999

    http://www.baseball-almanac.com/recbooks/rb_2b1.shtml

    Mar 05 13, 7:09 AM

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