Carroll’s 17th triple leads the majors and underscores his unique speed-dimension in the Diamondbacks’ lineup, creating multiple scoring opportunities and a reliable source of fantasy runs and extra-base hits.

Carroll supplied loud contact and momentum, driving runs and setting the tone with a timely single and multiple hard-hit balls. His aggressive approach paid dividends in the late innings, helping spark the comeback and the walk-off.

Carroll supplied late-game heroics, scoring the walk-off run after a grounder deflected to score on Lawlar’s error as Arizona capped a dramatic comeback. His speed and late-inning instincts made him the focal point of the finish, underscoring the danger of Arizona’s late-activate offense.

Carroll started Arizona’s six-run frame with a leadoff double, showing the potential for stolen-base and power-splash days when he’s collecting extra-base hits at the top of the order.

Carroll is MVP-caliber this season with 30 homers, 28 steals and an .881 OPS. Over his last 42 games, he’s hitting .376 OBP with a .933 OPS and 15 steals, including a strong split against right-handed pitching for a .932 OPS.