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Related: About this forumCan you name the only three players have retired since 2000 who are in the top 100 in career triples without looking?
Last edited Tue May 26, 2026, 08:59 PM - Edit history (1)
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.
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Can you name the only three players have retired since 2000 who are in the top 100 in career triples without looking? (Original Post)
JMCKUSICK
10 hrs ago
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WestMichRad
(3,420 posts)1. No.
Next question?
WestMichRad
(3,420 posts)2. Paul Molitor?
Cant remember when he retired.
Curtis Granderson?
Im just guessing
JMCKUSICK
(6,655 posts)7. no and no
WestMichRad
(3,420 posts)13. Figures.
My success rate here matches my career batting average!
JMCKUSICK
(6,655 posts)14. lolol
DarthDem
(5,468 posts)3. Great question
HmIchiro, Carl Crawford and Steve Finley maybe?
JMCKUSICK
(6,655 posts)8. Congrats, two out of three
Crawford and Finley
Fichefinder
(445 posts)4. Bonds
chelsea0011
(10,249 posts)5. Manny, Bonds, Pujols?
Nt
duckworth969
(1,414 posts)9. Al Kaline
JMCKUSICK
(6,655 posts)12. Retired after 2000 lol