Jake McCarthy reached 100 career stolen bases on July 18, 2026, marking a milestone in the outfielder's six seasons in the majors. McCarthy, who debuted in 2021, has built his game around speed and contact since entering the league.

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McCarthy spent parts of five seasons with Arizona, appearing in 24 games in 2021, 99 games in both 2022 and 2023, 142 games in 2024, and 67 games in 2025, before joining the Colorado Rockies in 2026.

Across his MLB career as a whole, McCarthy has played in 516 games, batting .267 with 425 hits, 34 home runs, 194 RBI, 226 runs scored, 65 doubles and 100 stolen bases — figures that span two organizations.

The milestone came in a 10-3 Rockies win over the Cincinnati Reds at Coors Field in Denver, Colorado. McCarthy entered the game amid a productive stretch this season, hitting .300 with 17 stolen bases through 85 games.

The 100-stolen-base milestone marks six seasons of major league service across two organizations for McCarthy, who has reached the century mark since debuting in 2021.