Doubles in one minor league season:

2006-2018
1 Clint Robinson Harrisonburg ’05-06 2010 41
2 Dalton Hicks Luray ’09 2013 39
Ryan McBroom Haymarket ’11-’12 2015 39
4 Clint Robinson Harrisonburg ’05-07 2012 37
Ryan Schmipf Luray ’08 2012 37
6 Yonder Alonso Luray ’06 2010 36
7 Tyler Bortnick Front Royal ’06 2010 35
Clint Robinson Harrisonburg ’05-06 2011 35
Rudy Flores Haymarket ’10 2014 35
Joseph Bennie Strasburg ’11 2015 35

Clint Robinson‘s 2010 was at Double-A Northwest Arkansas, where he actually won the Texas League Triple Crown, only the third such achievement since 1927 (!!). Clint hit 335/410/625 in 129 games and 477 at-bats, along with 41 doubles, 5 triples, 29 home runs, 98 RBIs, 90 runs scored, a 58/86 BB/K ratio, and 4 stolen bases. Alas, he did not win the league’s MVP that year. Clint was called up to the majors in 2012, and received 518 major league at-bats. He retired at age 32 after the 2017 season, and is now a major league scout for the Miami Marlins.

All-Time
1 Kevin Reese Winchester ’98 2004 50
2 Luis Lopez Winchester ’92-3 1997 47
3 Stephen Smitherman Winchester ’98-9 2001 45
4 Allen Battle Front Royal 1994 44
5 Marshall McDougall New Market ’98 2001 43
6 John Kruk New Market ’81 1983 41
T.R. Marcinczyk Staunton 1997 41
Clint Robinson Harrisonburg ’05-06 2010 41
9 Aubrey Huff Staunton 1999 40
Christopher Carter Waynesboro ’01 2007 40
11 T.R. Marcinczyk Staunton 1999 39
Chad Tracy Staunton ’99 2002 39
Stephen Smitherman Winchester ’98-9 2005 39
Dalton Hicks Luray ’09 2013 39
Ryan McBroom Haymarket ’11-’12 2015 39
16 Larry Sheets Staunton 1983 38
Mike Lowell Waynesboro ’93 1996 38
Joseph Hastings Staunton 2002 38
Kevin Reese Winchester ’98 2005 38
20 Jon Zuber Harrisonburg ’91 1993 37
Andy Abad Harrisonburg ’93 1996 37
Jon Zuber Harrisonburg ’91 1997 37
Peter Zoccolillo Front Royal ’98 2004 37
Luke Scott Staunton 2004 37
Clint Robinson Harrisonburg ’05-07 2012 37
Ryan Schmipf Luray ’08 2012 37

Kevin Reese, currently the New York Yankees’ Senior Director of Player Development, split his 2004 minor league season between Double-A Trenton (78 games) and Triple-A Columbus (53 games). Combined, he hit 308/357/502 in 546 at-bats, with 98 runs scored, 68 RBIs, 50 doubles, 7 triples, 14 home runs, a 35/82 BB/K ratio, and 17 stolen bases. Kevin would make his major league debut in 2005, but “only” get 13 major league at-bats.

Clint Robinson
Kevin Reese