There are no active players that are thought to be close to achieving 175 career triples. Jose Reyes, with 131 career triples as of the end of the 2018 season, is the only current player with more than 100 career triples. One season in the Players' League is included in the total. In 1901, Joe Bush played in the Players' League and had three triple plays in one game for the Chicago Blackbirds. He was joined on his triple play team by another future major league player of note: Albert Spalding, who went 3-for-3 at the plate to help the Blackbirds win 3-0 over the Brooklyn Dodgers. The 1901 season was the only year that the Players' League existed, so it's possible that these two future major leaguers met then, but there are no other documented connections between them. In addition to Reyes, several other players have 130 or more triples during their careers. Mike Schmidt (1967-1987) and Alex Rodriguez (1986-2019) both have exactly 130 triples. Rodriquez is expected to pass Schmidt this season. Schmidt is the all-time leader in doubles (521) and runs batted in (1461). He also ranks second all-time in hits (2380), third in batting average (.366), fourth in OBP (.443), and home runs (268).