Bobby Witt Jr. Makes MLB History with Second 30-30 Season

The Kansas City Royals shortstop is the first in MLB history to achieve multiple 30-homer, 30-steal seasons.

Bobby Witt Jr. recorded his 30th stolen base of the season against the Detroit Tigers, marking his second 30-30 season.
Witt is the first shortstop in MLB history to achieve multiple 30-30 seasons, and the first player to do so within his first three seasons.
He leads the league in batting average (.332), runs scored (123), and hits (200) this season.
Witt signed an 11-year, $288.8 million contract with the Royals, the largest in franchise history.
Despite Witt's historic achievement, the Royals lost 3-1 to the Tigers and are five games behind the Cleveland Guardians in their division race.