William Van Landingham had his most at-bats in a season in 1996, with 61 at-bats.

Before 1920, Jiggs Donahue had the most at-bats for the White Sox in a season, with 609 at-bats in 1907.

Rusty Kuntz had his most at-bats in a season in 1983, with 142 at-bats.

Urban Shocker had his most at-bats in a season in 1922, with 115 at-bats.

Casey Patten had his most at-bats in a season in 1904, with 126 at-bats.

Jimmy Rollins has the most at-bats in a season, with 716 at-bats in 2007.

Nolan Ryan struck out his most hitters in a season in 1973, with 383 strikeouts.

Cy Young has pitched the most innings for the Boston Americans in a season, with 384.2 innings in 1902.

Before 1920, Walt Wilmot had the most at-bats for the Chicago Colts in a season, with 604 at-bats in 1894.

Before 1920, Richard Hoblitzell and Arlie Latham were tied for the most at-bats for the Reds in a season, with 622 at-bats.

Juan Pierre has the most at-bats for the Cubs in a season, with 699 at-bats in 2006.

John Clarkson has pitched the most innings for the Chicago White Stockings in a season, with 623 innings in 1885.

Will White has pitched the most innings for the Cincinnati Red Stockings in a season, with 577 innings in 1883.

Pedro Martinez has the most runs above average with 20+ starts in a season, with 79.4 in 1999.

Vida Blue had an ERA of 6.64 in his rookie season in 1969.