The first baseman position isn’t one known for players with fleet feet, but Paul Goldschmidt continued to prove doubters wrong once again on Friday evening. The 35-year-old reigning NL MVP swiped his 150th career base, joining the great Jeff Bagwell as the only first baseman in Major League history to have 150 career stolen bases and 300 career home runs. “Goldy” has had six seasons of double-digit thefts, recording a career-high of 32 back in 2016.