Jose Ramirez He stole the second rule on Thursday evening against Twinshelp Guardians To 4-3 victory over their competitors in division. This part of the theft was worthy of more than it was an introduction to an additional external blow, however: this was the theft 250 for the Ramirez profession, which made it the twenty -fourth player in history to steal at least 250 rulers and hit 250 of the runs of the house.
He is the first player to do so that this feat is also accomplished. Part of the scarcity of achievement is that the strength/maximum force groups do not come all of this regularly. You can get some of the power strikers with some decent speed of a person with pop-White music hit 660 Homer and stole 338 rulers, for example-or speeds with some strength for their peers who hear the base like Ricky Henderson (a record number of them, and they increase in both the numbers they exceed. It should not be a surprise that Ramirez is only 24 in The list, and that not every team has their own delegate yet.
Also keep in mind that some players stop stealing as much as they are old, or they end up growing to their strength to the point that there are no many opportunities to steal, in any case. And do not reduce that the game itself changes over time: the stolen rules have disappeared Mlb Compared to some previous happy ages, before the recent base changes return them to the style, giving the United States seasons such as Ronald Aquina for 2023, hitting 41 of the base and stole 73 bases in the league.
Only 24 players have reached the threshold of 250/250 who talks about the challenges in collecting these leaders and theft. If this round number exceeds the next number, though, it is more strict: only eight players have reached 300 theft and 300 Homer in their career.
Here are the eight, classified as the Mjamili Al -Qaeda Al -Qaeda Professional:
MLB players with 300 theft 300 home operation
- Barry Bonds (1986-2007): 514 SB, 762 hours
- Bobby Bonds (1968-1981): 461 SB, 332 hours
- Willie Mays (1948-1973): 338 SB, 660 hours
- Alex Rodriguez (1994-2016): 329 SB, 696 hours
- Steve Venley (1989-2007): 320 SB, 304 hours
- Andrew Dawson (1976-1996): 314 SB, 438 hours
- Carlos Plitran (1998-2017): 312 SB, 435 hours
- Regi Sanders (1991-2007): 304 SB, 305 hours
Now this is a list. Willie Miss is a large Famir hall ever. Andrew Dawson was recruited in Cobrestown in 2010. Barry Bonds and Alex Rodriguez may end very well with their bronze plaques, in the end, even if not through BBWAA, and Carlos Bildran is also a candidate. Barry Bonds’s father, Bobby, had his own profession-could be lost in his son’s achievements, but Bobby Bonds reached 271/. 356/. If Ramirez may become the ninth player in this exclusive club, it will be something that boasts about it.
It can be very easily. There is nothing in the baseball game, of course, but Ramirez is 32 years old, and he will not be 33 years old until mid -September. In 2024, he stole 41 rulers, hit 39 pumpkin, and linked another set of work in 2018. It may join 300/300 in 2026, and perhaps even early in the season if this year was approaching last year.
To what extent can Ramirez go? Check that list again: only two players, Barry and Bobby Bonds, were able to obtain more than 350 theft in their career. Nevertheless, Barry Bonds reached 350/350 … then 400/400, and finally, 500/500, a level he reached very late in his career, in 2003, a season in which only seven rules stole. The player who holds the strength and speed of Ramirez is still calling all cylinders late in his career is a kind of thing that never happens. The length of the players’ functions in that list was included for some reason: so you can see the time you took to collect these numbers and make them to the exclusive square 300/300. Ramirez is 40 HOMERS and 50 theft is less than it, at the age of 32, a year after losing a 40/40 campaign by operating one house. He would have just been a seventh player to score 40/40 campaign as well, so the fact that he closed this late in his career tells you a lot about his chances.
The theft will eventually slow down with Ramírez, but whether it will be within a few years with 350 approaching for his career, or when he comes in 400, he is more difficult to guess. It can crawl metaphorically on the finish line to 400 days, as Bonds 500 did, or he still runs the full speed at that point. It is difficult to scale for two reasons, which are how they will do the age and how his leg will start, in addition to the fact that, given the beginning of the Ramirez profession, played in a much lower friendly environment even to try to steal, we cannot necessarily make confidence using these numbers.
What we know is that Ramírez is in a rare company, and with a few players behind him to perform a similar way. There are five active players with at least 200 home runs and 200 stolen bases: Andrew Makuchin (322 Homes, 220 steals), Jose Altov (233, 318), Traffic Mike (387, 214), and Christian Yelic (209, 211) others alongside Ramirez. Makchin is 39 years old, does not run and does not hit as he was in his pride. ALTUVE days to pass dozens of bags annually standing behind it well, but 300/300 is not possible as long as his strength sticks to a few years. Trout and Back legs are a medical disaster at this stage, and Yelich’s aesthetics are destroyed in two uncommon seasons, representing nearly 40 % of the 13 -year -old Homers.
There was no Shuhi Utani yet, but he is a candidate for darkness after he jumped from 20 theft to 59 in 2024-a season he saw to become the first player ever 50/50-and has already passed nine rules this year. He may not be essential as soon as he returns to promotion, although-his previous career was twenty-six years old-so I am not limited to my limited Ehtiani, not a lock to reach the same heights as Ramirez. The aforementioned acuña is located in 165 Home Home and 196 theft, but given that he recovers from the ACL surgery, and also led the league in a common theft twice, it is difficult to determine how long his mix of talent continues. Mookie best He has 275 Homer, but only 190 steals, and he retracts his high career with Red Sox In 2019 to average only 13 in the season – 300/300 is not impossible for him, but then he will require a complete change in the way of playing.
All this indicates that Ramirez has an opportunity to do something more special than he was already managing, which he already put in the elite company. Who knows the time it will take to get there, but Ramirez, unlike many others in the past and present, may be able to go to where Paris has not passed before.
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