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Corbin Carroll

Arizona Diamondbacks · RF · through 2026-09-02

Elite season

Why he matters right now

Corbin Carroll leads the majors in triples

Through 137 games he is first in triples. It is a real league lead in a category that depends on opportunity as much as on the hitter, so the rate statistics below are the better read on how he has hit.

This has been his headline for 25 straight days.

The case in 30 seconds

  • 16 No. 1 in triples on MLB's own leaderboards — 16 triples MLB season leaderboard (the league's own top-10 board of qualified players, not this site's roster)
  • .241 .807 OPS, 19 home runs, 61 RBI and 21 stolen bases over 137 games snapshot batting board — the union of MLB's top-10 hitting boards, then MLB's 3.1 PA per team game rule applied; not the league's full qualified pool

The honest caveat

It is still a partial season — 593 plate appearances so far. A rate moves fastest against the strongest arms a schedule has left, and the schedule ahead is not the schedule behind.

What to watch next

Next up: at Houston Astros.

Every claim above, with its source (3)
  1. No. 1 in triples on MLB's own leaderboards — 16 triples MLB season leaderboard (the league's own top-10 board of qualified players, not this site's roster)
  2. No. 1 in triples on MLB's leaderboard MLB season leaderboard (the league's own top-10 board of qualified players, not this site's roster)
  3. .807 OPS, 19 home runs, 61 RBI and 21 stolen bases over 137 games snapshot batting board — the union of MLB's top-10 hitting boards, then MLB's 3.1 PA per team game rule applied; not the league's full qualified pool

The evidence

Tracked on Live Chases

The score is an editorial score, not a measurement on a common scale. The rank above is this player's position on his own category's board — the ordering the site stands behind. See all tracked chases →

What to watch next

at Houston Astros Daikin Park · 8:10 p.m. ET Facing Cristian Javier

Corbin Carroll faces a right-hander in Cristian Javier. He is hitting .206 with 14 home runs in 344 at-bats against right-handers this season.

Situational splits

SplitABAVGHRRBIOPS
vs RHP 344 .206 1445 .739
vs LHP 167 .311 516 .947
Home 256 .258 1242 .881
Away 255 .224 719 .732
Day 191 .251 922 .877
Night 320 .234 1039 .765

2026 season, MLB Stats API. A split with no plate appearances is omitted rather than shown as zeroes.

137G
511AB
123H
.241AVG
19HR
61RBI
21SB
282B
163B
.807OPS

Chasing .400

.241Current AVG
136Consecutive hits needed to reach .400
122-for-100Needed over next 100 AB
1.474Rest-of-season AVG to finish .400 (112-for-76)

Status: IMPOSSIBLE

Milestone tracker

ChaseTargetCurrentPaceNeeded from hereStatus
.350 AVG .350 .241 .241 1.092 ROS IMPOSSIBLE
.380 AVG .380 .241 .241 1.329 ROS IMPOSSIBLE
.400 AVG .400 .241 .241 1.474 ROS IMPOSSIBLE
.406 AVG .406 .241 .241 1.526 ROS IMPOSSIBLE
.466 AVG .466 .241 .241 1.987 ROS IMPOSSIBLE
50 HR 50 19 22 31 in 21 g · 1 per 2.5 AB EXTREME
60 HR 60 19 22 41 in 21 g · 1 per 1.9 AB EXTREME
62 HR 62 19 22 43 in 21 g · 1 per 1.8 AB EXTREME
70 HR 70 19 22 51 in 21 g · 1 per 1.5 AB EXTREME
73 HR 73 19 22 54 in 21 g · 1 per 1.4 AB EXTREME
200 Hits 200 123 141 77 in 21 g EXTREME
225 Hits 225 123 141 102 in 21 g EXTREME
250 Hits 250 123 141 127 in 21 g EXTREME
262 Hits 262 123 141 139 in 21 g EXTREME
50 SB 50 21 24 29 in 21 g EXTREME
80 SB 80 21 24 59 in 21 g EXTREME
100 SB 100 21 24 79 in 21 g EXTREME
130 SB 130 21 24 109 in 21 g EXTREME
50 2B 50 28 32 22 in 21 g EXTREME
60 2B 60 28 32 32 in 21 g EXTREME
67 2B 67 28 32 39 in 21 g EXTREME
20 3B 20 16 18 4 in 21 g EXTREME
25 3B 25 16 18 9 in 21 g EXTREME
36 3B 36 16 18 20 in 21 g EXTREME
125 RBI 125 61 70 64 in 21 g EXTREME
150 RBI 150 61 70 89 in 21 g EXTREME
175 RBI 175 61 70 114 in 21 g EXTREME
191 RBI 191 61 70 130 in 21 g EXTREME

Home run pace vs the benchmark seasons

36730162 gJudge 62Bonds 7319
Cumulative home runs by team game against straight 62 (Judge 2022) and 73 (Bonds 2001) paces. The homepage checkpoint card uses the exact game-by-game Retrosheet curves; these reference lines are straight-line paces.
0.0%of comparable chases reached 40 HR
0.0%of comparable chases reached 50 HR
0.0%of comparable chases reached 60 HR

Empirical: seasons within ±2 HR of his total at the same team-game checkpoint (n=2120); median finish 21. Retrosheet.

Recent game log

Derived nightly from the snapshot ledger — each row is the difference between consecutive days; multi-day rows are labeled.

DateOppResultABHHRRBIRSBBBKAVG
2026-09-01 Philadelphia Phillies L 1-7 30 0 00 10 0 .241
2026-08-31 Philadelphia Phillies L 1-2 91 0 00 00 3 .242
2026-08-29 San Francisco Giants W 7-1 70 0 01 02 2 .244
2026-08-28 San Francisco Giants W 10-6 31 1 31 01 1 .248
2026-08-27 San Francisco Giants L 1-6 40 0 00 00 1 .247
2026-08-26 Chicago Cubs W 2-0 30 0 00 00 2 .249
2026-08-25 Chicago Cubs W 5-4 41 0 00 00 1 .251
2026-08-24 Chicago Cubs L 0-7 30 0 00 21 2 .251
2026-08-23 Cincinnati Reds W 5-3 32 0 11 00 1 .253
2026-08-22 Cincinnati Reds L 5-11 52 0 00 00 0 .250

Recent highlights

Lahman + Retrosheet context

How this season fits history

Historical twinChris Young · 2011

85% season-shape match

Chase history

.240.286.33304-0109-02
Batting average, day by day
16355404-0109-02
Projected HR, day by day