Corbin Carroll ties ML triples record while teams prepare for trade deadline
CBS MLB • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 29, 2026, 12:45 PM
Last updated Jul 29, 2026

Corbin Carroll of the Diamondbacks achieved his 55th career triple during a 10-6 win against the Cardinals on July 27, tying him with Starling Marte and Mike Trout for the most triples among active players. Carroll reached this milestone in significantly fewer games than both veterans, reflecting his remarkable speed and base-running skills. This performance comes as teams across MLB gear up for the trade deadline on August 3, where significant trades are anticipated. Meanwhile, Luke Weaver has turned his season around significantly, posting a 0.30 ERA in his last 28 appearances after struggling early in the season.
- •Carroll's 55 triples achieved in 587 career games.
- •Weaver's ERA improved drastically to 1.93 after early struggles.
- •Trade deadline approaches with key players like Tarik Skubal expected to move.
- •Corbin Carroll leads MLB in road triples since 2023.
- •Diamondbacks recently won a makeup game against the Cardinals.
- 12:46 PMCBS MLB — MLB trends: Baseball's new triples king, how Luke Weaver turned it around and a breakout Marlins star
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