what is the record for triples in a season by a team since 2000

Since 2000, the Colorado Rockies have hit the most triples by a team in a season, with 61 triples in 2001.

	TEAM	3B	SEASON	G	W%	W	L	AB	R	H	2B	HR	RBI	BB	HBP	SO	SB	CS	PA	TB	XBH	SH	SF	IBB	GIDP	AVG	OBP	SLG	OPS
1	Rockies	61	2001	162	.451	73	89	5,690	923	1,663	324	213	874	511	61	1,027	132	54	6,393	2,748	598	81	50	50	116	.292	.354	.483	.837
2	Tigers	60	2001	162	.407	66	96	5,537	724	1,439	291	139	691	466	51	972	133	61	6,144	2,267	490	41	49	26	120	.260	.320	.409	.730
3	Dodgers	58	2006	162	.543	88	74	5,628	820	1,552	307	153	787	601	51	959	128	49	6,394	2,434	518	66	48	61	140	.276	.348	.432	.781
4	Giants	57	2012	162	.580	94	68	5,558	718	1,495	287	103	675	483	29	1,097	118	39	6,200	2,205	447	69	61	44	114	.269	.327	.397	.724
5	Diamondbacks	56	2016	162	.426	69	93	5,665	752	1,479	285	190	709	463	50	1,427	137	31	6,259	2,446	531	43	38	43	117	.261	.320	.432	.752
6	Giants	54	2016	162	.537	87	75	5,565	715	1,437	280	130	675	572	42	1,107	79	36	6,267	2,215	464	42	46	43	120	.258	.329	.398	.728
7	Rockies	54	2010	162	.512	83	79	5,530	770	1,452	270	173	741	585	47	1,274	99	41	6,265	2,349	497	56	47	53	103	.263	.336	.425	.760
8	Rockies	54	2006	162	.469	76	86	5,562	813	1,504	325	157	761	561	60	1,108	85	50	6,347	2,408	536	119	45	64	119	.270	.341	.433	.774
9	Tigers	54	2004	162	.444	72	90	5,623	827	1,531	284	201	800	518	50	1,144	86	50	6,284	2,526	539	50	43	32	110	.272	.337	.449	.786
10	Rockies	53	2000	162	.506	82	80	5,660	968	1,664	320	161	905	601	42	907	131	61	6,453	2,573	534	75	75	64	126	.294	.362	.455	.816
11	Rockies	52	2012	162	.395	64	98	5,577	758	1,526	306	166	716	450	36	1,213	100	40	6,176	2,434	524	74	39	34	132	.274	.330	.436	.766
12	Giants	52	2006	161	.472	76	85	5,472	746	1,418	297	163	711	494	53	891	58	25	6,136	2,308	512	80	37	76	136	.259	.324	.422	.746
13	Royals	51	2009	162	.401	65	97	5,532	686	1,432	276	144	657	457	42	1,091	88	29	6,101	2,242	471	38	32	20	135	.259	.318	.405	.724
14	Diamondbacks	50	2018	162	.506	82	80	5,460	693	1,283	259	176	658	560	52	1,460	79	25	6,155	2,170	485	38	45	36	110	.235	.310	.397	.707
15	Rockies	50	2009	162	.568	92	70	5,398	804	1,408	300	190	760	660	47	1,277	106	55	6,241	2,378	540	76	60	40	111	.261	.343	.441	.784
16	Tigers	50	2007	162	.543	88	74	5,757	887	1,652	352	177	857	474	56	1,054	103	30	6,363	2,635	579	31	45	45	128	.287	.345	.458	.802
17	Tigers	49	2015	161	.460	74	87	5,605	689	1,515	289	151	660	455	41	1,259	83	51	6,159	2,355	489	23	35	36	152	.270	.328	.420	.748
18	Rockies	49	2015	162	.420	68	94	5,572	737	1,479	274	186	702	388	33	1,283	97	43	6,071	2,409	509	44	34	47	114	.265	.315	.432	.748
19	Mets	49	2009	162	.432	70	92	5,453	671	1,472	295	95	631	526	36	928	122	44	6,158	2,150	439	88	55	49	144	.270	.335	.394	.729
20	Twins	49	2008	163	.540	88	75	5,641	829	1,572	298	111	791	529	36	979	102	42	6,330	2,301	458	52	72	48	142	.279	.340	.408	.748
21	Twins	49	2000	162	.426	69	93	5,615	748	1,516	325	116	711	556	35	1,021	90	45	6,281	2,287	490	24	51	31	143	.270	.337	.407	.744
22	Diamondbacks	48	2015	162	.488	79	83	5,649	720	1,494	289	154	680	490	33	1,312	132	44	6,275	2,341	491	46	57	40	134	.264	.324	.414	.738
23	Tigers	47	2024	162	.531	86	76	5,442	682	1,273	244	162	656	476	52	1,461	76	24	6,015	2,097	453	4	41	12	90	.234	.300	.385	.685
24	Rockies	47	2016	162	.463	75	87	5,614	845	1,544	318	204	805	494	40	1,330	66	39	6,236	2,568	569	54	34	35	113	.275	.336	.457	.794
25	Diamondbacks	47	2014	162	.395	64	98	5,552	615	1,379	259	118	573	398	43	1,165	86	33	6,085	2,086	424	56	36	31	115	.248	.302	.376	.678