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MLB baserunners went wild last summer. In Year 2 with new rules, steals could keep piling up

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MLB baserunners went wild last summer; in Year 2 with new rules, steals could keep piling up. Ronald Acuña Jr. led the major with 73 steals, the most since Jose Reyes had 78 in 2007. Esteury Ruiz swiped 67 and Corbin Carroll stole 54.

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MLB baserunners went wild last summer. In Year 2 with new rules, steals could keep piling up

CLEARWATER, Fla. (AP) — Trea Turner's speed and instincts helped him go perfect on the bases.

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MLB baserunners went wild last summer. In Year 2 with new rules, steals could keep piling up

Trea Turner’s speed and instincts helped him go perfect on the bases

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MLB baserunners went wild last summer. Steals could keep piling up in Year 2

Thanks to several rules changes, runners swiped bags more proficiently and stolen bases across the majors increased 41% in 2023.

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MLB baserunners went wild last summer. In Year 2 with new rules, steals could keep piling up

CLEARWATER, Fla. (AP) — Trea Turner's speed and instincts helped him go perfect on the bases.

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MLB baserunners went wild last summer. In Year 2 with new rules, steals could keep piling up

CLEARWATER, Fla. (AP) — Trea Turner’s speed and instincts helped him go perfect on the bases. The Philadelphia Phillies’ star shortstop set a major league record for most steals in a season without getting caught, going 30-for-30 on the basepaths last year. He wasn’t the only player who had a lot of success. Thanks to several rules changes, runners swiped bags more proficiently and stolen bases across the majors increased 41% from 2,486 in 2022 …

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MLB baserunners went wild last summer. In Year 2 with new rules, steals could keep piling up

CLEARWATER, Fla. (AP) — Trea Turner's speed and instincts helped him go perfect on the bases.

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MLB baserunners went wild last summer. In Year 2 with new rules, steals could keep piling up

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MLB baserunners went wild last summer. In Year 2 with new rules, steals could keep piling up

MLB baserunners went wild last summer. In Year 2 with new rules, steals could keep piling up

MLB baserunners went wild last summer. In Year 2 with new rules, steals could keep piling up

MLB baserunners went wild last summer. In Year 2 with new rules, steals could keep piling up

MLB baserunners went wild last summer. Steals could keep piling up in Year 2

MLB baserunners went wild last summer. Steals could keep piling up in Year 2

MLB baserunners went wild last summer. In Year 2 with new rules, steals could keep piling up

MLB baserunners went wild last summer. In Year 2 with new rules, steals could keep piling up

MLB baserunners went wild last summer. In Year 2 with new rules, steals could keep piling up

MLB baserunners went wild last summer. In Year 2 with new rules, steals could keep piling up

MLB baserunners went wild last summer. In Year 2 with new rules, steals could keep piling up

MLB baserunners went wild last summer. In Year 2 with new rules, steals could keep piling up

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