Rare achievement desk

Triple Crown & Club Watch

Two of the rarest lines in baseball: leading a league in AVG, HR, and RBI at once — and joining the 30/30, 40/40, or 50/50 club. This page is for achievements that feel like a chase even when no all-time record is falling.

Daily continuity

Active hit streaks

Twenty gets noticed. Thirty becomes a countdown. Fifty-six is DiMaggio.

#PlayerTeamStreakGames from DiMaggio's 56Status
1 Nolan Arenado headshot Nolan Arenado AZ 13 43 warming up
2 Yordan Alvarez headshot Yordan Alvarez HOU 12 44 warming up
3 Tyler Soderstrom headshot Tyler Soderstrom ATH 11 45 warming up
4 Salvador Perez headshot Salvador Perez KC 7 49
5 Gabriel Moreno headshot Gabriel Moreno AZ 7 49
6 Jac Caglianone headshot Jac Caglianone KC 7 49
7 Christian Walker headshot Christian Walker HOU 6 50
8 Bo Davidson headshot Bo Davidson SF 6 50
9 Jackson Chourio headshot Jackson Chourio MIL 5 51
10 Heliot Ramos headshot Heliot Ramos NYY 5 51

Season context

The streak book

Tonight's runs measured against the season's — who is alive, and how high the fallen climbed before they fell.

Nolan Arenado's 13-game streak is 2 games shy of the top of this ledger (15).

#PlayerTeam LongestHow it stands
1 Nick Gonzales headshot Nick Gonzales PIT 15 ended — ran through July 31
2 Freddie Freeman headshot Freddie Freeman LAD 15 ended — ran through August 6
3 Junior Caminero headshot Junior Caminero TB 15 ended — ran through August 31
4 Pete Alonso headshot Pete Alonso BAL 14 ended — ran through August 22
5 Lawrence Butler headshot Lawrence Butler ATH 14 ended — ran through September 5
6 Ben Rice headshot Ben Rice NYY 13 ended — ran through July 21
7 Chandler Simpson headshot Chandler Simpson TB 13 ended — ran through August 22
8 Nathan Lukes headshot Nathan Lukes TOR 13 ended — ran through September 17
— Nolan Arenado headshot Nolan Arenado AZ 13 ALIVE tonight

The book is our nightly ledger, which began 2026-07-05 (102 nights): a streak that lived and died before it is not recorded here, and the nightly board's floor has reached 8, so a run that never cleared it inside the window is not either.

AL race

AL Triple Crown watch

Category leaders: Yordan Alvarez AVG · Pete Alonso HR · Pete Alonso RBI

AL Triple Crown: Pete Alonso (BAL) .049 behind in AVG (Yordan Alvarez), leads HR at 43, leads RBI at 113. Simulated 20,000 seasons: he won none of them.

#PlayerTeamAVGHRRBITrails leader byStatus
1 Yordan Alvarez headshot Yordan Alvarez HOU .316 42 106 1 HR · 7 RBI Two categories away
2 Junior Caminero headshot Junior Caminero TB .276 42 101 .040 AVG · 1 HR · 12 RBI Chasing
3 Pete Alonso headshot Pete Alonso BAL .267 43 113 .049 AVG One category away
4 Ben Rice headshot Ben Rice NYY .264 41 97 .052 AVG · 2 HR · 16 RBI Chasing
5 Luis García Jr. headshot Luis García Jr. NYY .277 30 92 .039 AVG · 13 HR · 21 RBI Chasing

Leaders are measured against the population each category is decided by — the qualified pool for average, the whole board for home runs and RBI. A shared lead is marked as shared: a tie is not a lead, and the ranks this table used to print resolved ties by player id.

NL race

NL Triple Crown watch

Category leaders: Gabriel Moreno AVG · Kyle Schwarber & Pete Crow-Armstrong HR (shared) · Alec Burleson RBI

NL Triple Crown: Alec Burleson (STL) .032 behind in AVG (Gabriel Moreno), 19 behind in HR (Kyle Schwarber), leads RBI at 116. Simulated 20,000 seasons: he won none of them.

#PlayerTeamAVGHRRBITrails leader byStatus
1 Pete Crow-Armstrong headshot Pete Crow-Armstrong CHC .280 45 107 .031 AVG · 9 RBI Two categories away
2 Alec Burleson headshot Alec Burleson STL .279 26 116 .032 AVG · 19 HR Two categories away
3 Sal Stewart headshot Sal Stewart CIN .263 32 112 .048 AVG · 13 HR · 4 RBI Chasing
4 Michael Harris II headshot Michael Harris II ATL .294 26 87 .017 AVG · 19 HR · 29 RBI Chasing
5 Jordan Walker headshot Jordan Walker STL .269 29 102 .042 AVG · 16 HR · 14 RBI Chasing

Leaders are measured against the population each category is decided by — the qualified pool for average, the whole board for home runs and RBI. A shared lead is marked as shared: a tie is not a lead, and the ranks this table used to print resolved ties by player id.

Wins above replacement

WAR (MLB) leaders

Pete Crow-Armstrong (CHC) leads baseball in WAR (MLB) at 10.6, on pace for 10.6 over 162 games with 0 of his club's games left.

#PlayerTeamPosWAR162-game paceGames left
1 Pete Crow-Armstrong headshot Pete Crow-Armstrong CHC CF 10.6 10.6 0
2 Bobby Witt Jr. headshot Bobby Witt Jr. KC SS 7.0 7.0 0
3 Yordan Alvarez headshot Yordan Alvarez HOU DH 6.8 6.8 0
4 Jacob Misiorowski headshot Jacob Misiorowski MIL P 6.6 6.6 0
5 Elly De La Cruz headshot Elly De La Cruz CIN SS 6.4 6.4 0
6 Cristopher Sánchez headshot Cristopher Sánchez PHI P 6.2 6.2 0
7 Cam Schlittler headshot Cam Schlittler NYY P 6.2 6.3 1
8 Brice Turang headshot Brice Turang MIL 2B 5.9 5.9 0
9 Otto Lopez headshot Otto Lopez MIA SS 5.9 5.9 0
10 Chris Sale headshot Chris Sale ATL P 5.8 5.8 0

MLB Stats API sabermetrics group (MLB's own WAR calculation). Three WAR calculations are in common use and disagree by a win or more on the same season; a figure here that differs from FanGraphs or Baseball-Reference is a different calculation, not an error. The 162-game pace is arithmetic on games played — it assumes he keeps playing at the season's rate — and is not a forecast; it is withheld under 50 team games.

Power/speed ladder

30/30 · 40/40 · 50/50 club pace

A club chase is only as feasible as its weaker leg — the status reflects whichever of HR or SB is further behind.

#PlayerTeamHRSBProj HRProj SB30/3040/4050/50
1 Pete Crow-Armstrong headshot Pete Crow-Armstrong CHC 45 41 45 41 ACHIEVED ACHIEVED IMPOSSIBLE
2 CJ Abrams headshot CJ Abrams WSH 33 34 33 34 ACHIEVED IMPOSSIBLE IMPOSSIBLE
3 Elly De La Cruz headshot Elly De La Cruz CIN 30 30 30 30 ACHIEVED IMPOSSIBLE IMPOSSIBLE
4 Jackson Merrill headshot Jackson Merrill SD 26 27 26 27 IMPOSSIBLE IMPOSSIBLE IMPOSSIBLE
5 Randy Arozarena headshot Randy Arozarena SEA 26 26 26 26 IMPOSSIBLE IMPOSSIBLE IMPOSSIBLE
6 Fernando Tatis Jr. headshot Fernando Tatis Jr. SD 25 38 25 38 IMPOSSIBLE IMPOSSIBLE IMPOSSIBLE
7 Zach Neto headshot Zach Neto LAA 27 24 27 24 IMPOSSIBLE IMPOSSIBLE IMPOSSIBLE
8 Jackson Chourio headshot Jackson Chourio MIL 25 23 25 23 IMPOSSIBLE IMPOSSIBLE IMPOSSIBLE
9 Miguel Vargas headshot Miguel Vargas CWS 33 22 33 22 IMPOSSIBLE IMPOSSIBLE IMPOSSIBLE
10 Jordan Walker headshot Jordan Walker STL 29 22 29 22 IMPOSSIBLE IMPOSSIBLE IMPOSSIBLE
11 Julio Rodríguez headshot Julio Rodríguez SEA 22 22 22 22 IMPOSSIBLE IMPOSSIBLE IMPOSSIBLE
12 James Wood headshot James Wood WSH 30 21 30 21 IMPOSSIBLE IMPOSSIBLE IMPOSSIBLE

Only five players had ever gone 40/40 before Ohtani's 50/50 season. Full club races, with the streaks it would take →