Chris Stanfield sets MLB Draft League stolen bases record for Crosscutters

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Last updated Aug 23, 2026

Chris Stanfield sets MLB Draft League stolen bases record for Crosscutters
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Chris Stanfield, playing for the Williamsport Crosscutters, broke the MLB Draft League record for stolen bases, recording his 37th theft during a game against the West Virginia Black Bears. In this match, which ended in a 12-1 win for the Crosscutters, Stanfield went two for five at the plate, driving in two runs and stealing home for the first run of the game. Previously, Stanfield had been a standout player for LSU, finishing up his college career this summer before joining the Draft League. His performance includes a.321 batting average and a.430 on-base percentage over 52 games.

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  • Stanfield stole 37 bases, setting the MLB Draft League record.
  • Crosscutters defeated the Black Bears 12-1.
  • He batted two for five, contributing two RBIs.
  • Stanfield's college career included time at Auburn and LSU.
  • He is batting.321 with 62 hits and 46 runs this season.
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Former LSU baseball outfielder Chris Stanfield impressed in the MLB Draft league this summer, breaking a major record.

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