Power plus speed

The Club Races

Power and speed in the same season. The 30/30 line makes a player famous, 40/40 creates a rare historical file, and 50/50 is still almost mythical.

30/30 club 3 live players in the hunt 30 40/40 club 1 live players in the hunt 40 50/50 club 0 live nearest misses below 50

3 players in the hunt. Ranked by feasibility.

#	Player	Team	HR	SB	Proj	Still needs	Status
1	Pete Crow-Armstrong	CHC	45	41	45/41	in the club	ACHIEVED
2	CJ Abrams	WSH	33	34	33/34	in the club	ACHIEVED
3	Elly De La Cruz	CIN	30	30	30/30	in the club	ACHIEVED

The hot streak it would take

Pete Crow-Armstrong (45/41): already in — the chase now is how far past 30/30 he can push. ACHIEVED

CJ Abrams (33/34): already in — the chase now is how far past 30/30 he can push. ACHIEVED

Elly De La Cruz (30/30): already in — the chase now is how far past 30/30 he can push. ACHIEVED

1 player in the hunt. Ranked by feasibility.

#	Player	Team	HR	SB	Proj	Still needs	Status
1	Pete Crow-Armstrong	CHC	45	41	45/41	in the club	ACHIEVED

The hot streak it would take

Pete Crow-Armstrong (45/41): already in — the chase now is how far past 40/40 he can push. ACHIEVED

No one is currently on track for a 50/50 season. The closest thing to a live chase is listed below.

What it would take

Pete Crow-Armstrong (45/41): the math has closed — 5 HR and 9 SB don't fit in 0 games. IMPOSSIBLE

CJ Abrams (33/34): the math has closed — 17 HR and 16 SB don't fit in 0 games. IMPOSSIBLE

How to read this page

Club pace is a two-variable chase

Projections use team-game pace. “In the hunt” means the weaker leg of a player's HR/SB pair still grades at long-shot feasibility or better. The streak requirements translate what's left into a rest-of-season rhythm — a homer every N games, a steal every M — because that's the form a real chase actually takes down the stretch.