It almost seems like a daily occurrence, but Diamondbacks rookie Corbin Carroll continues to make history as he became the first player in MLB history to record 25 or more home runs, 10 or more triples, and more than 50 stolen bases in a single season.
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#Dbacks OF Corbin Carroll is the first player in MLB history to record 10 or more triples, 25 or more doubles, 25 or more home runs, and 50 or more stolen bases in a single-season.
— Arizona Diamondbacks | Stats & Info (@DbacksStatsInfo) September 28, 2023
With just three games left in the season, Corbin Carroll is in first place in the Rookie of the Year odds at -7000.
Carroll will be the Diamondbacks first ROY recipient in franchise history.
Among qualified rookies in the National League this season, Carroll is 1st in runs (116), 1st in hits (160), 3rd in doubles (29), 1st in triples (10), 1st in home runs (25), 2nd in RBIs (76), 1st in stolen bases (52), and 2nd in OPS (.871).
So as you can tell, it is not particularly close; Corbin Carroll has completely dominated the NL ROY race.
And, even more important, this historic rookie season by Carroll has propelled the Diamondbacks into a chance to punch their first postseason ticket since 2017.
The Diamondbacks have a chance to clinch a wild card spot tonight against the Astros at 6:40 PM in front of the home crowd.
