If Keon Broxton can steal one more base this season, he will become the first Pirates' minor league player in 48 years to reach double-digits in doubles, triples, homers and steal 40 bases. Back in 1967, Johnny Jeter reached those four marks and no one has been able to match it since. Jeter ended up playing six years in the majors, making his debut when he was 24 years old. Broxton turned 25 back in May, so while he is a little old for a prospect, it's still an acceptable age for AAA success.
Broxton has done a lot of things right this season, scoring 85 runs, drawing 65 walks and playing strong defense.