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List of Major League Baseball annual runs batted in leaders

In baseball, a run batted in (RBI) is awarded to a batter for each runner who scores as a result of the batter's action, including a hit, fielder's choice, sacrifice fly, bases loaded walk, or hit by pitch.[2] A batter is also awarded an RBI for scoring himself upon hitting a home run.[2]

A smiling man in a dark cap and white pinstriped baseball uniform with an interlocked "N" and "Y" on the left breast.
Lou Gehrig briefly held the single-season RBI record with his 175 in 1927 before Hack Wilson topped this total with 191 in 1930. In total Gehrig was responsible for three of the nine seasons in which a player hit 170 or more RBI.[1]

In Major League Baseball (MLB), a player in each league[L] wins the "RBI crown"[3] or "RBI title"[4][5] each season by hitting the most runs batted in that year. The first RBI champion in the National League (NL) was Deacon White; in the league's inaugural 1876 season, White hit 60 RBIs for the Chicago White Stockings.[6] The American League (AL) was established in 1901, and Hall of Fame second baseman Nap Lajoie led that league with 125 RBIs for the Philadelphia Athletics.[7] Over the course of his 27-season career, Cap Anson led the NL in RBI eight times.[8] Babe Ruth and Honus Wagner have the second- and third-most RBI titles, respectively: Ruth with six, and Wagner with five.[9][10] Several players are tied for the most consecutive seasons led with three: Anson (twice), Ty Cobb, Rogers Hornsby, Ruth, Joe Medwick, George Foster, and Cecil Fielder. Notably, Matt Holliday won the NL title in 2007 by one RBI over Ryan Howard, only overtaking Howard due to his performance in the 2007 National League Wild Card tie-breaker game.[11] Had Howard won the 2007 title, he would have led the NL in a record four consecutive seasons from 2006 to 2009.[12] The most recent champions are Kyle Tucker in the American League, and Matt Olson in the National League.

Sam Thompson was the first to set a single-season RBI record that stood for more than three seasons, hitting 166 in 1887.[13] Thompson's title that season also represented the widest margin of victory for an RBI champion as he topped the next highest total by 62 RBIs. The single-season mark of 166 stood for over thirty years until Babe Ruth hit 171 in 1921.[13] Ruth's mark was then broken by teammate Lou Gehrig six seasons later in 1927 when Gehrig hit 175 RBI.[13] Finally, Hack Wilson set the current record mark of 191 RBI in 1930 with the Chicago Cubs.[1] The all-time career RBI record holder is Hank Aaron with 2,297, 84 more than Ruth in second place.[14] Aaron led the National League in RBI four times, never consecutively. The 1930 season when Wilson set the record saw four players hit more than 160 RBI: Wilson, Gehrig, Chuck Klein, and Al Simmons.[1] A player has batted in 160 or more runs 21 times, with 14 of these seasons occurring during the 1930s and only twice since 1940.[1] The lowest RBI total to ever lead a major league was 49, by Deacon White in the National League's second season.[12]

Key

Winner(s)Player(s) with the most runs batted in (RBI) in the league
RBIThe winner's total number of runs batted in
Runner(s)-upPlayer(s) with the second-most RBIs in the league
2nd RBIThe runner-up total number of runs batted in
LeagueDenoted only for players outside of the modern major leagues
†Member of the National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum

American League

Detroit Tigers teammates Ty Cobb, Sam Crawford, and Bobby Veach won nine of the twelve American League RBI titles from 1907 to 1918.
Babe Ruth held the single-season RBI record from 1921 to 1927, holds the second-most RBI titles with five, and has the second-most career RBI.
Hank Greenberg, Hall of Famer and 4-time RBI leader
Mark Teixeira led the American League in RBI in 2009.
YearWinner(s)RBITeam(s)Runner(s)-up2nd RBIRef
1901Nap Lajoie†125Philadelphia AthleticsBuck Freeman114[15]
1902Buck Freeman121Boston AmericansCharlie Hickman110[16]
1903Buck Freeman104Boston AmericansCharlie Hickman97[17]
1904Nap Lajoie†102Cleveland NapsBuck Freeman84[18]
1905Harry Davis83Philadelphia AthleticsLave Cross77[19]
1906Harry Davis96Philadelphia AthleticsNap Lajoie†91[20]
1907Ty Cobb†119Detroit TigersSocks Seybold92[21]
1908Ty Cobb†108Detroit TigersSam Crawford†80[22]
1909Ty Cobb†107Detroit TigersSam Crawford†97[23]
1910Sam Crawford†120Detroit TigersTy Cobb†91[24]
1911Ty Cobb†127Detroit TigersSam Crawford†115[25]
1912Frank Baker†130Philadelphia AthleticsDuffy Lewis109[26]
1913Frank Baker†117Philadelphia AthleticsStuffy McInnis90[27]
1914Sam Crawford†104Detroit TigersStuffy McInnis95[28]
1915Bobby Veach
Sam Crawford†		112Detroit TigersTy Cobb†99[29]
1916Del Pratt103St. Louis BrownsWally Pipp93[30]
1917Bobby Veach103Detroit TigersHappy Felsch102[31]
1918Bobby Veach78Detroit TigersGeorge Burns70[32]
1919Babe Ruth†113Boston Red SoxBobby Veach101[33]
1920Babe Ruth†135New York YankeesGeorge Sisler†122[34]
1921Babe Ruth†168New York YankeesHarry Heilmann†139[35]
1922Ken Williams155St. Louis BrownsBobby Veach126[36]
1923Babe Ruth†130New York YankeesTris Speaker†130[37]
1924Goose Goslin†129Washington SenatorsBabe Ruth†124[38]
1925Bob Meusel138New York YankeesHarry Heilmann†134[39]
1926Babe Ruth†153New York YankeesTony Lazzeri†117[40]
1927Lou Gehrig†173New York YankeesBabe Ruth†165[41]
1928Lou Gehrig†147New York YankeesBabe Ruth146[42]
1929Al Simmons†157Philadelphia AthleticsBabe Ruth†154[43]
1930Lou Gehrig†173New York YankeesAl Simmons†165[44]
1931Lou Gehrig†185New York YankeesBabe Ruth†162[45]
1932Jimmie Foxx†169Philadelphia AthleticsLou Gehrig†
Al Simmons†		151[46]
1933Jimmie Foxx†163Philadelphia AthleticsLou Gehrig†139[47]
1934Lou Gehrig†165New York YankeesHal Trosky142[48]
1935Hank Greenberg†168Detroit TigersLou Gehrig†119[49]
1936Hal Trosky162Cleveland IndiansLou Gehrig†152[50]
1937Hank Greenberg†184Detroit TigersJoe DiMaggio†167[51]
1938Jimmie Foxx†175Boston Red SoxHank Greenberg†146[52]
1939Ted Williams†145Boston Red SoxJoe DiMaggio†126[53]
1940Hank Greenberg†150Detroit TigersRudy York134[54]
1941Joe DiMaggio†125New York YankeesJeff Heath123[55]
1942Ted Williams†137Boston Red SoxJoe DiMaggio†114[56]
1943Rudy York118Detroit TigersNick Etten107[57]
1944Vern Stephens109St. Louis BrownsBob Johnson106[58]
1945Nick Etten111New York YankeesRoy Cullenbine93[59]
1946Hank Greenberg†127Detroit TigersTed Williams†123[60]
1947Ted Williams†114Boston Red SoxTommy Henrich98[61]
1948Joe DiMaggio†155New York YankeesVern Stephens137[62]
1949Ted Williams†
Vern Stephens		159Boston Red SoxVic Wertz133[63]
1950Walt Dropo
Vern Stephens		144Boston Red SoxYogi Berra†124[64]
1951Gus Zernial129Chicago White Sox
Philadelphia Athletics		Ted Williams†126[65]
1952Al Rosen105Cleveland IndiansLarry Doby†
Eddie Robinson		104[66]
1953Al Rosen145Cleveland IndiansMickey Vernon115[67]
1954Larry Doby†126Cleveland IndiansYogi Berra†125[68]
1955Ray Boone
Jackie Jensen		116Detroit Tigers
Boston Red Sox		Yogi Berra†108[69]
1956Mickey Mantle†130New York YankeesAl Kaline†128[70]
1957Roy Sievers114Washington SenatorsVic Wertz105[71]
1958Jackie Jensen122Boston Red SoxRocky Colavito113[72]
1959Jackie Jensen112Boston Red SoxRocky Colavito111[73]
1960Roger Maris112New York YankeesMinnie Miñoso†105[74]
1961Jim Gentile
Roger Maris		141Baltimore Orioles
New York Yankees		Rocky Colavito140[75][76]
1962Harmon Killebrew†126Minnesota TwinsNorm Siebern117[77]
1963Dick Stuart118Boston Red SoxAl Kaline†101[78]
1964Brooks Robinson†118Baltimore OriolesDick Stuart114[79]
1965Rocky Colavito108Cleveland IndiansWillie Horton104[80]
1966Frank Robinson†122Baltimore OriolesHarmon Killebrew†110[81]
1967Carl Yastrzemski†121Boston Red SoxHarmon Killebrew†113[82]
1968Ken Harrelson109Boston Red SoxFrank Howard106[83]
1969Harmon Killebrew†140Minnesota TwinsBoog Powell121[84]
1970Frank Howard126Washington SenatorsTony Conigliaro116[85]
1971Harmon Killebrew†119Minnesota TwinsFrank Robinson†99[86]
1972Dick Allen113Chicago White SoxJohn Mayberry100[87]
1973Reggie Jackson†117Oakland AthleticsGeorge Scott107[88]
1974Jeff Burroughs118Texas RangersSal Bando103[89]
1975George Scott109Milwaukee BrewersJohn Mayberry106[90]
1976Lee May109Baltimore OriolesThurman Munson105[91]
1977Larry Hisle119Minnesota TwinsBobby Bonds115[92]
1978Jim Rice†139Boston Red SoxRusty Staub121[93]
1979Don Baylor139California AngelsJim Rice†130[94]
1980Cecil Cooper122Milwaukee BrewersGeorge Brett†
Ben Oglivie		118[95]
1981Eddie Murray†78Baltimore OriolesTony Armas76[96]
1982Hal McRae133Kansas City RoyalsCecil Cooper121[97]
1983Jim Rice†
Cecil Cooper		126Boston Red Sox
Milwaukee Brewers		Dave Winfield†116[98]
1984Tony Armas123Boston Red SoxJim Rice†122[99]
1985Don Mattingly145New York YankeesEddie Murray†124[100]
1986Joe Carter121Cleveland IndiansJosé Canseco117[101]
1987George Bell134Toronto Blue JaysDwight Evans123[102]
1988José Canseco124Oakland AthleticsKirby Puckett†121[103]
1989Rubén Sierra119Texas RangersDon Mattingly113[104]
1990Cecil Fielder132Detroit TigersKelly Gruber118[105]
1991Cecil Fielder133Detroit TigersJosé Canseco122[106]
1992Cecil Fielder124Detroit TigersJoe Carter119[107]
1993Albert Belle129Cleveland IndiansFrank Thomas†128[108]
1994Kirby Puckett†112Minnesota TwinsJoe Carter103[109]
1995Albert Belle
Mo Vaughn		126Cleveland Indians
Boston Red Sox		Jay Buhner121[110]
1996Albert Belle148Cleveland IndiansJuan González144[111]
1997Ken Griffey Jr.†147Seattle MarinersTino Martinez141[112]
1998Juan González157Texas RangersAlbert Belle152[113]
1999Manny Ramirez165Cleveland IndiansRafael Palmeiro148[114]
2000Edgar Martínez†145Seattle MarinersMike Sweeney144[115]
2001Bret Boone141Seattle MarinersJuan González140[116]
2002Alex Rodriguez142Texas RangersMagglio Ordóñez135[117]
2003Carlos Delgado145Toronto Blue JaysAlex Rodriguez118[118]
2004Miguel Tejada150Baltimore OriolesDavid Ortiz†139[119]
2005David Ortiz†148Boston Red SoxManny Ramirez
Mark Teixeira		144[120]
2006David Ortiz†137Boston Red SoxJustin Morneau130[121]
2007Alex Rodriguez156New York YankeesMagglio Ordóñez139[122]
2008Josh Hamilton130Texas RangersJustin Morneau129[123]
2009Mark Teixeira122New York YankeesJason Bay119[124]
2010Miguel Cabrera126Detroit TigersAlex Rodriguez125[125]
2011Curtis Granderson119New York YankeesRobinson Canó118[126]
2012Miguel Cabrera139Detroit TigersJosh Hamilton128[127]
2013Chris Davis138Baltimore OriolesMiguel Cabrera137[128]
2014Mike Trout111Los Angeles Angels of AnaheimMiguel Cabrera109[129]
2015Josh Donaldson123Toronto Blue JaysChris Davis117[130]
2016Edwin Encarnación
David Ortiz†		127Toronto Blue Jays
Boston Red Sox		Albert Pujols119[131]
2017Nelson Cruz119Seattle MarinersAaron Judge114[132]
2018J. D. Martinez130Boston Red SoxKhris Davis123[133]
2019José Abreu123Chicago White SoxXander Bogaerts
Jorge Soler		117[134]
2020José Abreu60Chicago White SoxLuke Voit52[135]
2021Salvador Pérez121Kansas City RoyalsJosé Abreu117[136]
2022Aaron Judge131New York YankeesJosé Ramírez126[137]
2023Kyle Tucker112Houston AstrosAdolis García107[138]

National League

Cap Anson led the National League in a record eight seasons including two streaks of three consecutive titles.
Oyster Burns is the only National League RBI champion from 1880 to 1902 not elected to the Hall of Fame.
Hank Aaron holds the most career RBI[14] and led the National League in four non-consecutive seasons.
Matt Holliday won the RBI title in 2007, breaking a potential record-breaking streak of four consecutive championships for Ryan Howard.
YearWinner(s)RBITeam(s)Runner(s)-up2nd RBIRef
1876Deacon White†60Chicago White StockingsPaul Hines
Cap Anson†
Ross Barnes		59[139]
1877Deacon White†49Boston Red CapsJohn Peters41[140]
1878Paul Hines50Providence GraysLew Brown43[141]
1879John O'Rourke
Charley Jones		62Boston Red CapsButtercup Dickerson57[142]
1880Cap Anson†74Chicago White StockingsKing Kelly†60[143]
1881Cap Anson†82Chicago White StockingsCharlie Bennett64[144]
1882Cap Anson†83Chicago White StockingsDan Brouthers†63[145]
1883Dan Brouthers†97Buffalo BisonsJack Burdock88[146]
1884Cap Anson†102Chicago White StockingsFred Pfeffer101[147]
1885Cap Anson†108Chicago White StockingsKing Kelly†75[148]
1886Cap Anson†147Chicago White StockingsFred Pfeffer95[149]
1887Sam Thompson†166Detroit WolverinesRoger Connor†104[150]
1888Cap Anson†84Chicago White StockingsBilly Nash75[151]
1889Roger Connor†130New York GiantsDan Brouthers†118[152]
1890Oyster Burns128Brooklyn BridegroomsCap Anson†107[153]
1891Cap Anson†120Chicago ColtsHarry Stovey95[154]
1892Dan Brouthers†124Brooklyn GroomsSam Thompson†104[155]
1893Ed Delahanty†146Philadelphia PhilliesEd McKean133[156]
1894Sam Thompson†147Philadelphia PhilliesHugh Duffy†145[157]
1895Sam Thompson†165Philadelphia PhilliesJoe Kelley†134[158]
1896Ed Delahanty†126Philadelphia PhilliesHughie Jennings†121[159]
1897George Davis†135New York GiantsJimmy Collins†132[160]
1898Nap Lajoie†127Philadelphia PhilliesJimmy Collins†111[161]
1899Ed Delahanty†137Philadelphia PhilliesBuck Freeman122[162]
1900Elmer Flick†110Philadelphia PhilliesEd Delahanty†109[163]
1901Honus Wagner†126Pittsburgh PiratesEd Delahanty†108[164]
1902Honus Wagner†91Pittsburgh PiratesTommy Leach85[165]
1903Sam Mertes104New York GiantsHonus Wagner†101[166]
1904Bill Dahlen80New York GiantsSam Mertes
Harry Lumley		78[167]
1905Cy Seymour121Cincinnati RedsSam Mertes108[168]
1906Harry Steinfeldt
Jim Nealon		83Chicago Cubs
Pittsburgh Pirates		Cy Seymour80[169]
1907Sherry Magee85Philadelphia PhilliesEd Abbaticchio
Honus Wagner†		82[170]
1908Honus Wagner†109Pittsburgh PiratesMike Donlin106[171]
1909Honus Wagner†100Pittsburgh PiratesRed Murray91[172]
1910Sherry Magee123Philadelphia PhilliesMike Mitchell88[173]
1911Chief Wilson
Frank Schulte		107Pittsburgh Pirates
Chicago Cubs		Fred Luderus99[174]
1912Honus Wagner†102Pittsburgh PiratesBill Sweeney100[175]
1913Gavvy Cravath128Philadelphia PhilliesHeinie Zimmerman95[176]
1914Sherry Magee103Philadelphia PhilliesGavvy Cravath100[177]
1915Gavvy Cravath115Philadelphia PhilliesSherry Magee87[178]
1916Heinie Zimmerman83Chicago Cubs
New York Giants		Hal Chase82[179]
1917Heinie Zimmerman102New York GiantsHal Chase86[180]
1918Sherry Magee76Cincinnati RedsGeorge Cutshaw68[181]
1919Hy Myers73Brooklyn RobinsEdd Roush†
Rogers Hornsby†		71[182]
1920Rogers Hornsby†
George Kelly†		94St. Louis Cardinals
New York Giants		Edd Roush†90[183]
1921Rogers Hornsby†126St. Louis CardinalsGeorge Kelly†122[184]
1922Rogers Hornsby†152St. Louis CardinalsIrish Meusel132[185]
1923Irish Meusel125New York GiantsCy Williams114[186]
1924George Kelly†136New York GiantsJack Fournier116[187]
1925Rogers Hornsby†143St. Louis CardinalsJack Fournier130[188]
1926Jim Bottomley†120St. Louis CardinalsHack Wilson†109[189]
1927Paul Waner†131Pittsburgh PiratesHack Wilson†129[190]
1928Jim Bottomley†136St. Louis CardinalsPie Traynor†124[191]
1929Hack Wilson†159Chicago CubsMel Ott†151[192]
1930Hack Wilson†191Chicago CubsChuck Klein†170[193]
1931Chuck Klein†121Philadelphia PhilliesMel Ott†115[194]
1932Don Hurst143Philadelphia PhilliesChuck Klein†137[195]
1933Chuck Klein†120Philadelphia PhilliesWally Berger106[196]
1934Mel Ott†135New York GiantsRipper Collins128[197]
1935Wally Berger130Boston BravesJoe Medwick†126[198]
1936Joe Medwick†138St. Louis CardinalsMel Ott†135[199]
1937Joe Medwick†154St. Louis CardinalsFrank Demaree115[200]
1938Joe Medwick†122St. Louis CardinalsMel Ott†116[201]
1939Frank McCormick128Cincinnati RedsJoe Medwick†117[202]
1940Johnny Mize†137St. Louis CardinalsFrank McCormick127[203]
1941Dolph Camilli120Brooklyn DodgersBabe Young104[204]
1942Johnny Mize†110New York GiantsDolph Camilli109[205]
1943Bill Nicholson128Chicago CubsBob Elliott101[206]
1944Bill Nicholson122Chicago CubsBob Elliott108[207]
1945Dixie Walker124Brooklyn DodgersTommy Holmes117[208]
1946Enos Slaughter†130St. Louis CardinalsDixie Walker116[209]
1947Johnny Mize†138New York GiantsRalph Kiner†127[210]
1948Stan Musial†131St. Louis CardinalsJohnny Mize†125[211]
1949Ralph Kiner†127Pittsburgh PiratesJackie Robinson†124[212]
1950Del Ennis126Philadelphia PhilliesRalph Kiner†118[213]
1951Monte Irvin†121New York GiantsRalph Kiner†
Sid Gordon		109[214]
1952Hank Sauer121Chicago CubsBobby Thomson108[215]
1953Roy Campanella†142Brooklyn DodgersEddie Mathews†135[216]
1954Ted Kluszewski141Cincinnati RedsDuke Snider†130[217]
1955Duke Snider†136Brooklyn DodgersWillie Mays†127[218]
1956Stan Musial†109St. Louis CardinalsJoe Adcock103[219]
1957Hank Aaron†132Milwaukee BravesDel Ennis105[220]
1958Ernie Banks†129Chicago CubsFrank Thomas109[221]
1959Ernie Banks†143Chicago CubsFrank Robinson†125[222]
1960Hank Aaron†126Milwaukee BravesEddie Mathews†124[223]
1961Orlando Cepeda†142San Francisco GiantsFrank Robinson†124[224]
1962Tommy Davis153Los Angeles DodgersWillie Mays†141[225]
1963Hank Aaron†130Milwaukee BravesKen Boyer111[226]
1964Ken Boyer119St. Louis CardinalsRon Santo†114[227]
1965Deron Johnson130Cincinnati RedsFrank Robinson†113[228]
1966Hank Aaron†127Atlanta BravesRoberto Clemente†119[229]
1967Orlando Cepeda†111St. Louis CardinalsRoberto Clemente†110[230]
1968Willie McCovey†105San Francisco GiantsRon Santo†
Billy Williams†		98[231]
1969Willie McCovey†126San Francisco GiantsRon Santo†123[232]
1970Johnny Bench†148Cincinnati RedsTony Perez†
Billy Williams†		129[233]
1971Joe Torre†137St. Louis CardinalsWillie Stargell†125[234]
1972Johnny Bench†125Cincinnati RedsBilly Williams†122[235]
1973Willie Stargell†119Pittsburgh PiratesLee May105[236]
1974Johnny Bench†129Cincinnati RedsMike Schmidt†116[237]
1975Greg Luzinski120Philadelphia PhilliesJohnny Bench†110[238]
1976George Foster121Cincinnati RedsJoe Morgan†111[239]
1977George Foster149Cincinnati RedsGreg Luzinski130[240]
1978George Foster120Cincinnati RedsDave Parker117[241]
1979Dave Winfield†118San Diego PadresDave Kingman115[242]
1980Mike Schmidt†121Philadelphia PhilliesGeorge Hendrick109[243]
1981Mike Schmidt†91Philadelphia PhilliesGeorge Foster90[244]
1982Dale Murphy
Al Oliver		109Atlanta Braves
Montreal Expos		Bill Buckner105[245]
1983Dale Murphy121Atlanta BravesAndre Dawson†113[246]
1984Mike Schmidt†
Gary Carter†		106Philadelphia Phillies
Montreal Expos		Dale Murphy100[247]
1985Dave Parker125Cincinnati RedsDale Murphy111[248]
1986Mike Schmidt†119Philadelphia PhilliesDave Parker116[249]
1987Andre Dawson†137Chicago CubsTim Wallach123[250]
1988Will Clark109San Francisco GiantsDarryl Strawberry101[251]
1989Kevin Mitchell125San Francisco GiantsPedro Guerrero117[252]
1990Matt Williams122San Francisco GiantsBobby Bonilla120[253]
1991Howard Johnson117New York MetsWill Clark116[254]
1992Darren Daulton109Philadelphia PhilliesTerry Pendleton105[255]
1993Barry Bonds123San Francisco GiantsDavid Justice120[256]
1994Jeff Bagwell†116Houston AstrosMatt Williams96[257]
1995Dante Bichette128Colorado RockiesSammy Sosa119[258]
1996Andrés Galarraga150Colorado RockiesDante Bichette141[259]
1997Andrés Galarraga140Colorado RockiesJeff Bagwell†135[260]
1998Sammy Sosa158Chicago CubsMark McGwire147[261]
1999Mark McGwire147St. Louis CardinalsMatt Williams142[262]
2000Todd Helton†147Colorado RockiesSammy Sosa138[263]
2001Sammy Sosa160Chicago CubsTodd Helton†146[264]
2002Lance Berkman128Houston AstrosAlbert Pujols127[265]
2003Preston Wilson141Colorado RockiesGary Sheffield132[266]
2004Vinny Castilla131Colorado RockiesScott Rolen†124[267]
2005Andruw Jones128Atlanta BravesAlbert Pujols117[268]
2006Ryan Howard149Philadelphia PhilliesAlbert Pujols137[269]
2007Matt Holliday137Colorado RockiesRyan Howard136[270]
2008Ryan Howard146Philadelphia PhilliesDavid Wright124[271]
2009Prince Fielder
Ryan Howard		141Milwaukee Brewers
Philadelphia Phillies		Albert Pujols135[272]
2010Albert Pujols118St. Louis CardinalsCarlos Gonzalez117[273]
2011Matt Kemp126Los Angeles DodgersPrince Fielder120[274]
2012Chase Headley115San Diego PadresRyan Braun112[275]
2013Paul Goldschmidt125Arizona DiamondbacksFreddie Freeman
Jay Bruce		109[276]
2014Adrián González116Los Angeles DodgersGiancarlo Stanton105[277]
2015Nolan Arenado130Colorado RockiesPaul Goldschmidt110[278]
2016Nolan Arenado133Colorado RockiesAnthony Rizzo109[279]
2017Giancarlo Stanton132Miami MarlinsNolan Arenado130[280]
2018Javier Báez111Chicago CubsNolan Arenado
Christian Yelich		110[281]
2019Anthony Rendon126Washington NationalsFreddie Freeman121[282]
2020Marcell Ozuna56Atlanta BravesFreddie Freeman53[283]
2021Adam Duvall113Atlanta BravesAustin Riley107[284]
2022Pete Alonso131New York MetsPaul Goldschmidt115[285]
2023Matt Olson139Atlanta BravesPete Alonso118[286]

Other major leagues

Hugh Duffy tied for the 1891 American Association RBI title and lost the 1894 National League title by two RBI.
YearWinner(s)RBITeam(s)LeagueRunner(s)-up2nd RBIRef
1882Hick Carpenter67Cincinnati Red StockingsAmerican AssociationPop Snyder50[287]
1883Charley Jones80Cincinnati Red StockingsAmerican AssociationJohn Reilly†79[288]
1884Dave Orr112New York MetropolitansAmerican AssociationJohn Reilly†91[289]
1885Frank Fennelly89Cincinnati Red StockingsAmerican AssociationHenry Larkin88[290]
1886Tip O'Neill107St. Louis BrownsAmerican AssociationPop Corkhill97[291]
1887Tip O'Neill123St. Louis BrownsAmerican AssociationPete Browning118[292]
1888John Reilly103Cincinnati Red StockingsAmerican AssociationHenry Larkin101[293]
1889Harry Stovey119Philadelphia AthleticsAmerican AssociationDave Foutz113[294]
1890Spud Johnson113Columbus SolonsAmerican AssociationChicken Wolf98[295]
1890Hardy Richardson146Brooklyn Ward's WondersPlayers' LeagueDave Orr124[296]
1891Duke Farrell
Hugh Duffy†		110Boston RedsAmerican AssociationDan Brouthers†109[297]
1914Frank LaPorte107Indianapolis HoosiersFederal LeagueSteve Evans96[298]
1915Dutch Zwilling94Pittsburgh RebelsFederal LeagueEd Konetchy93[299]

Footnotes

References

General
  • "Yearly League Leaders & Records for Runs Batted In". Baseball-Reference.com. Retrieved February 6, 2010.
  • "MLB Baseball Hall of Fame Inductees". Baseball-Reference.com. Retrieved February 6, 2010.
Specific

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