Carlos Javier Correa Oppenheimer (born September 22, 1994) is a Puerto Rican professional baseball shortstop for the Houston Astros of Major League Baseball (MLB). Per usare questa pagina è necessario attivare Javascript

He was selected the team's Player of the Month during this run and became the youngest player selected to play in the 2013 Midwest League All-Star Game, where he represented the Western Division All-Stars. 175 mila € 2020 Panini Prizm Baseball Base Cards 1-250 You Pick Tier I Tier II Tier III. Much of the play-by-play, game results, and transaction information both shown and used to create certain data sets was obtained free of charge from and is copyrighted by Win Expectancy, Run Expectancy, and Leverage Index calculations provided by Tom Tango of Total Zone Rating and initial framework for Wins above Replacement calculations provided by Sean Smith.Full-year historical Major League statistics provided by Pete Palmer and Gary Gillette of Many historical player head shots courtesy of David Davis. 400PA)...among Astros rookies all-time, ranked fourth in OPS and fifth in RBI, which were both the highest totals by an Astros rookie since Hunter Pence in 2007 (.899 OPS/69RBI)...stole 14 bases, going 14-for-18 (77.8%) in attempts...14 steals rank seventh all-time in club history by a rookie, and mark the most by a Houston rookie since Willy Taveras swiped 34 bags in 2005...was named the AL June Rookie of the Month...according to the Elias Sports Bureau, his 18 home runs were the second-most by a shortstop prior to his 21st birthday in MLB history,behind only Alex Rodriguez (26)...is the only shortstop in the last 100 years to record 22 homers within his first 100 games in the Major Leagues...the previous record was held by Nomar Garciaparra (16 HR in first 100 games)...joined Garciaparra (30HR/22SB) as the only shortstops in Major League history to reach 22 homers and 14 steals in their rookie season...per Baseball Reference, his 4.1 wins above replacement ranked as the second-highest total by a shortstop prior to his age-21 season, trailing only Alex Rodriguez and his 9.4 mark set in 1996, his age-20 season...became one of 19 Major Leaguers all-time to record 22 homers prior to his age-21 season...prior to Correa, the only players to do this since 1990: Bryce Harper, Mike Trout, Giancarlo Stanton, Adrian Beltre, Andruw Jones, Alex Rodriguez and Ken Griffey Jr...from the date of his Major League debut (June 8) through the end of the season, led the Astros in homers, RBI, extra-base hits (45), go-ahead RBI (20), game-winning RBI (8) and slugging percentage, while ranking second in hits (108) and tied for second in steals (14)...hit .359 (51x142) with 11 homers and a 1.097 OPS (.435 OBP/.662SLG) with two outs...ranked second in the AL in both batting average and OPS with two outs, trailing Lorenzo Cain (.372) in average and Mike Trout in OPS (1.153)...hit .395 (15x38) with four homers, 19 RBI and a 1.240 OPS in 44 plate appearances with runners in scoring position and two outs...began his season at Double A Corpus Christi...was promoted to Triple A Fresno on May 11, and was selected to the Major League roster on June 8...missed four games with left hamstring soreness from Aug. 26-30...made his Major League debut on June 8 at CWS, going 1x4 with an RBI-single off LHP Chris Sale...at 20 years, 259 days, became the youngest player in club history to make a start at shortstop, edging out Alex Taveras,who was 20 years and 341 days old on Sept. 14, 1976...became the youngest Astros position player to make his MLB debut since Derrel Thomas on Sept. 14, 1971 (20 years, 243 days)...became the third player in club history to reach base safely in each of his first 10 Major League games, joining Kiké Hernandez (2014) and Jimmy Wynn (1963)...per Elias, became the third player in club history with three consecutive multi-hit games within the first 10 days of his Major League debut: also Ken Caminiti (1987) and Orlando Miller (1994)...on June 18 at COL, stole three bases, becoming the third-youngest player in the modern era to swipe three bags in a game (20 years, 269 days) (Elias Sports Bureau)...Rickey Henderson (Aug. 23, 1979,20.241) and Ty Cobb (Sept. 2, 1907, 20.258) were the only two to do it at a younger age...was named the AL Rookie of the Month for June, becoming the sixth player in club history to win a Rookie of the Month award...led all AL rookies in OPS (.852), slugging (.543), RBI (15) and doubles (9) while ranking tied for first in homers (5) and third in average (.287) during the month...in Houston's 12-8, 10th-inning victory over the Red Sox on July 3 at Fenway Park, hit a go-ahead solo homer in the 8th inning and a game-winning, RBI-single in the 10th...per Elias, became the first player age 20 or younger to record a game-winning RBI in an extra-innings win since Manny Machado on May 10, 2013...the only other Houston player to do this was Cesar Cedeno in both 1970 and 1971 at the age of 19 and 20...tallied his 50th base hit on July 28 vs. LAA following a 3x4 performance...per Elias, became the fourth player since 1950 to accumulate 50 hits within his first 42 games in the Majors before turning 21, joining Rennie Stennett (1971) and Hall of Famers Roberto Clemente (1955) and Orlando Cepeda (1958)...recorded his 15th homer on Aug. 19 vs. TB in what was his 62nd game...per Elias, there have been only two players in Major League history to hit at least 15 homers before turning 21 in fewer games than Correa did: Willie Mays (55th game, in 1951) and Frank Robinson (58th game, in 1956)...on Aug. 14 vs. DET, drew three walks...at 20 years, 326 days, became the youngest Houston player to record three walks in a game since Joe Morgan (20 years, 10 days) did so on Sept. 29, 1963 vs. NYM...knocked his first-career walk-off hit on Aug. 19 vs. TB...was an RBI-single in the 13th inning...went 3x4 with a triple, homer, single, walk, stolen base, four RBI and four runs scored on Oct.2 at ARI...the only player younger than Correa (21 years, 10 days) to record a homer, triple, single and walk in a single game since 1914 was Ted Williams (twice in 1939)...his four RBI on Oct. 2 at ARI tied his career high (accomplished three times), while his four runs set a single-game career high...became the youngest player in club history to record four RBI and four runs in the same game, and the youngest Major Leaguer to do so since Miguel Cabrera on July 1, 2003...started at shortstop in all six of Houston's postseason games...made his first career postseason appearance in the Wild Card Game at NYY...at 21 years, 14 days,became the youngest player in club history to appear in a playoff game...previously Richard Hidalgo (22years, 94 days) in Game 1 of the 1997 NLDS at ATL...became the third-youngest player to start a playoff game at shortstop in MLB history, behind Miguel Cabrera (2003 NLCS) and Travis Jackson (1924 World Series)...recorded his first career postseason hit in Game 1 of the ALDS...at 21 years, 15 days old, became the youngest player in club history to record a hit in the playoffs...the record was previously held by Richard Hidalgo, who went 1x4 at 23 years, 98 days old in Game 4 of the 1998 NLDS at SD...went 4x4 with two homers, a double and four total RBI in Game 4 of the ALDS vs. KC...became the second player in Astros franchise history to hit multiple homers in a postseason game, joining Carlos Beltran (Game 5 of the 2004 NLDS at ATL)...became the second-youngest player in Major League history (21 years, 20 days) to hit multiple homers in a postseason game, behind only Andruw Jones (19 years, 180 days), who hit two homers in Game 1 of the 1996 World Series at NYY...per ESPN Stats & Info, his 11 total bases in Game 4 of the ALDS marked the most by a shortstop in a single postseason game in MLB history...Derek Jeter held the previous record with 10 total bases in Game 1 of the 2006 ALDS vs. DET...per the Elias Sports Bureau,became the youngest player to record at least four hits and four RBI in a postseason game...the only other player to do this before his 25th birthday was Goose Goslin (23), who did so in Game 4 of the 1924 World Series for the Senators...per Elias, became the third player in MLB history age 21 or younger to hit in the third spot in the order in a playoff game, joining Joe DiMaggio (1936 World Series) and Mickey Mantle(1952 World Series).

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