Mets ‘Soto, Yankees’ Chisholm Jr. between six 30-30 MLB players

 

Combination of power/speed that is considered a star that is defining the 30 Homer season, 30 stolen foundations-it is back in Major League baseball.

The record six players reached this year, when this year’s regular season, including a man of $ 765 million in New York, Juan Soto, who became the highest paid player of baseball last winter.

Soto, who added to his game this season, with No. 37 early Friday, is one of four for the first time. Never steal more than 12.

“It means a lot,” said Soto, who has 43 homers. “It’s a part of your career day. In the end you have to think of a team. What we’re trying to do is help the team as much as possible.”

Outfielder Cubs Pete Crow-Armstrong limited his escape season with his 30-high 30th Homer at 12-1 victories over St. Louis Cardinals in Wrigley Field on Friday and push the young in one game of their Wild Card series NL series Against San Diego. It has 35 stolen foundations.

Crow-Armstrong joined the club one day after New York Mets’ Francisco Lindor hit his 30. Homer against the Wrigley chicks for his second career of the 30-30 season and five days after Corbin Carroll hit his 30th Homer.

Carroll is the first player of 30-30 Arizona

“It was my goal before the season to hit 30 homers and steal more than 30 foundations, so it is great at the end of the year,” said Carroll, who had 32 steals.

“It is obvious that this is a long history in this game. Just to do something that is historical in some way, I feel it means doing something right.”

Carroll made this edition of the matter before. It was the unanimous year 2023 NL Rookie of the Year, when it had 25 Homers and 54 stolen foundations. This season he became the third player in the history of the main league with 30 homery, 30 stolen bases and 15 triplets. Willie Mays and Jimmy Rollins are the others.

Fourth first timer, jazz chisholm jr. from New York Yankees, hit his 30. Homer with a high career of September 19. Had 31 stolen foundations.

Chisholm Jr. he knew it was there

“I have always thought I could always be bethr than 30/30 if I stay healthy,” Chisholm, who did it despite the missing 28 games this season. ”

This season, Chisholm drew 58 walks in his career.

“He really is starting to control the strike zone, and that allows him to go a bit to another level like Hitter,” said Yankees Aaron Boone manager. “You can see him counting on work.”

“This is one of the exciting parts for a guy who is now in the main career to really start knowing the zone, just like him. This will allow him to get even more.”

Cleveland’s Jose Ramirez reached 30-30 in each of the last three seasons, two of which were even more rare 30-40. Seattle Julio Rodriguez has been two stolen bases short since the second season of 30-30 entering the weekend series against Los Angeles Dodgers.

There is no doubt that the rule changes the limiting pitcher “humena” to two, supported the stolen base. This did not affect the strength itself, although it is also clear that Hitters has become a greater consumption of a long ball in algorithmically forward in the last decades.

Crow-Armstrong product

The Crow-Armstrong Center player to train the Mets selection of the first round, which was obtained in an agreement that smells of Javier Baez and Trevor Willlas from the 2021 store, tripled his career in his first season as a full-time appetizer. It is seventh to reach 30-30 at the age of 23 or younger.

Crow-Armstrong built on the last two months of 2024, in which he hit 0.284 with seven of his 10 Homers and seven of his 27 stolen foundations.

“He is a young player who had a sneaky two -month section in the second half that was really exciting for everyone,” said CUBS manager Craig Counsell.

“He’s a talented player. There is much more growth left.

Crow-Armstrong overturned its production this season. During the All-Star break he had 25 Homers and 27 stolen bass, but in his previous 216 tals he had only two homery before he hit one Friday.

“It was definitely a story of two halves,” Crow-Armstrong said.

“Pete had a great season,” Counsell said. “How does it happen, how it happens.”