Corbin Carroll Achieves Diamondbacks First 30-30 Season

Corbin Carroll has made Arizona Diamondbacks history by becoming the first player in franchise history to achieve a 30-home run and 30-stolen base season, hitting his 31st home run and stealing his 30th base in a game against the Philadelphia Phillies. This milestone places Carroll among elite company, joining players like Juan Soto, Jazz Chisholm, and Jose Ramirez as the only MLB players to reach 30-30 this season. Carroll's performance has been pivotal in helping the Diamondbacks move closer to a playoff berth, standing just one game behind the New York Mets and Cincinnati Reds for the final National League wild-card spot. Eduardo Rodriguez contributed significantly with a six-plus inning scoreless pitching performance in the victory. Carroll's 2025 season also includes leading MLB in triples and accumulating 30 doubles, a rare statistical combination last accomplished by Jimmy Rollins in 2007, highlighting his versatile offensive prowess. With a long-term contract through 2031, Carroll is poised to continue building his legacy with the Diamondbacks.