Don't blink, or you might miss him. The speedy Julio Rodriguez found himself in good company Sunday against the Chicago White Sox. In his 200th career game, the outfielder swiped second base in the sixth inning for the 40th stolen base of his career. Remarkably, this made Rodriguez the second-fastest in MLB history to notch 40 stolen bases and 40 home runs to start a career, just behind Fernando Tatis Jr. who did so in 185 contests. Rodriguez also tallied two pivotal RBI in the game that powered his team to a 5-1 win.