Mike Trout writes history with the 200th stolen base

ANAHEIM – Angels superstar Mike Trout made history Saturday night with a 10-4 win over the Red Sox as he recorded his 200th career goal, becoming the youngest player ever to join the club. from the base to 200 flights and 200 seats.
Trout, who entered the game with 283 long career bullets, is

ANAHEIM – The superstar of angels Mike Trout Marked the story Saturday night with a 10-4 win against the Red Sox, as he recorded his 200th stolen base in career, becoming the youngest player to join the 200-man base club and 200 stolen players.

Trout, who entered the game with 283 long career bullets, is 28 years old and 24 days old. According to the Elias Sports Bureau, Barry Bonds was previously the youngest player to enter the 200-200 club, at 28 years old, 349 days old. Bonds, the only member of the 400-400 club, actually made 200 flights in two seasons before hitting his 200th lap.

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After selecting Luis Rengifo with a blooper to eliminate right-handed Marcus Walden in the second inning, Trout finished second with Brian Goodwin on the plate and two outs. Trout was stuck there, but his eleventh stolen base of the season gave him 200 in nine years.

Trout is the first player to have at least 200 homers and 200 bases stolen from here a 27 year season. Trout turned 28 on August 7th, but age is defined by his age on June 30th. Trout is the 40th player with 250 homers and 200 stolen goals. He joins Ryan Braun and Ian Kinsler, the only other active players.

Trout led the American League with 49 stolen bases as a rookie in 2012 and, even though he's seen his totals decline over the years, he remains incredibly efficient at slipping the sacks. Trout has been captured 36 times in his career, giving him a success rate of 84.7%. Of the players with at least 200 stolen career goals, this is the third highest rate in the history of the Major League behind Carlos Beltran (86.4%) and Jarrod Dyson (85%).

Earlier this season, Trout became the first player in California history to record eight consecutive seasons with at least 25 home runs and 10 stolen bases. The only other major players to have accomplished this feat are Bonds (12 years old, 1990-2001), Darryl Strawberry (nine years old, 1983-91) and Willie Mays (eight years old, 1955-62).

Alex Rodriguez, Reggie Jackson, Joe Canseco, Joe Carter, Don Baylor and George Brett are the only other players with at least 275 homers and 200 stolen bases in LA.