Lindor & Trout: Neck-and-Neck in Stolen Bases

0:00On March 31st, Francisco Lindor and Mike Trout are neck and neck on baseball's all-time stolen bases list right now. The Metz shortstop sits at 216 steals, tied for 320th place. Trout, the Angel Center Fielder has 215, good for a tie at 325th. These two all-around stars keep climbing with every swipe. Earlier this week, before the latest games kicked off, Lindor shared his spot with Ryan Braun or Lando Cabrera, Minnie Manoso and Sammy Strong. Trout's linked up with Billy Werber and Randy Wynn. Both have outpaced those guys in success rates too. Fans love these cross-era stats because they let you stack players from different times side by side. It's wild seeing two modern sluggers this close, even if stealing isn't the game it used to be back in the day. Trout edges out on efficiency at 215th out of 253 attempts, while Lindor is 216th from 200th. 67th early in his career, Trout was a base path beast and Lindor brings that speed when it counts.

1:05As they keep powering up and swiping bags now and then, expect these two to inch higher together, turning a fun stack work into something even bigger. Down the line, you've been listening to New York Metz News today, AI-powered team coverage.