Can you name the only three players have retired since 2000 who are in the top 100 in career triples without looking?

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The answer is Carl Crawford, Steve Finley and for all you Mets fans, yes, none other than Jose Reyes.

What got me wondering is because Corbin Carrol, in less than 4 full seasons is already #3 on the active most triples list with 51. The active leaders with 55 each are Mike Trout in 16 years and Sterling Marte in 15 years.

[WestMichRad]

1. No.

Next question?

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6. lol

[WestMichRad]

2. Paul Molitor?

Can’t remember when he retired.

Curtis Granderson?

I’m just guessing…

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7. no and no

[WestMichRad]

13. Figures.

My success rate here matches my career batting average!

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14. lolol

[DarthDem]

3. Great question

Hm—Ichiro, Carl Crawford and Steve Finley maybe?

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8. Congrats, two out of three

Crawford and Finley

[Fichefinder]

4. Bonds

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10. no

[chelsea0011]

5. Manny, Bonds, Pujols?

Nt

[JMCKUSICK]

11. no

[duckworth969]

9. Al Kaline

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12. Retired after 2000 lol