Diamondbacks' Corbin Carroll joins only Lou Gehrig and Joe DiMaggio in wild MLB history
This is some very cool company for Carroll to join early in his career.
Diamondbacks outfielder Corbin Carroll has reached a remarkable milestone in MLB history, joining only Lou Gehrig and Joe DiMaggio as players with at least 100 home runs and 56 triples in their first 610 career games. According to USA Today's Bob Nightengale, Carroll has quietly produced 100 homers and 56 triples in 606 games for the Arizona Diamondbacks.
This remarkable feat, which places him among these two MLB legends, highlights Carroll's exceptional performance on the field. At 608 games played, Carroll leads the majors with 100 home runs and 58 triples, and he also holds the active record for triples in a player's career. If Carroll can continue his impressive streak, he could potentially surpass these all-time records in the near future.
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