Milwaukee Brewers star Christian Yelich stole his 200th career base against the Texas Rangers on Wednesday, June 26. That isn’t the only milestone he has hit this year though. Against the Los Angeles Angels on June 18 he hit his 200th career home run and lastly on May 31 he hit his 300th career double. These career events put him on a short list of players to have 200 career home runs, 200 stolen bases, and 300 doubles.
Christian Yelich stole his 200th career base against the Texas Rangers.
During the third inning of the Brewers and Rangers series finale Christian Yelich stole his 200th career base standing up. He was the runner advancing to second base on a runners on the corners situation, but it goes down in the record books as a stolen base.
Here’s what Christian Yelich’s 200th career stolen base looked like. He’s reached 300 doubles, 200 homers and 200 steals this season. pic.twitter.com/UM4Fx2Uunt
— Adam McCalvy (@AdamMcCalvy) June 26, 2024
Milwaukee Brewers Christian Yelich is just the 49th player in MLB history to become a member of the 200 home runs, 200 stolen bases, and 300 doubles club.
Per Mike Vassalo Yelich is the 49th player to ever become a member of the 200 home runs, 200 stolen bases, and 300 doubles club. He also joined Jose Ramirez as the only other player to reach all three milestones in the same season.
With his 3rd-inning stolen base, Christian Yelich is the 49th player (5th active) with 200 HR, 200 SB and 300 doubles in a career.
He joins José Ramírez (2023) as the only players ever to have all three milestones in the same season.#ThisIsMyCrew I @ChristianYelich
— Mike Vassallo (@MikeVassallo13) June 26, 2024
There are five active players (including Christian Yelich) who are members of this club.
Other active players with 200 home runs, 200 stolen bases, and 300 doubles includes Jose Altuve, Andrew McCutchen, Mike Trout, and Jose Ramirez. This is quite the accomplishment for Christian Yelich and is a testament to how well he has been able to slug the baseball and steal bases over his 12 seasons in the big leagues.
