Corbin Carroll Named Unanimous Winner of NL Rookie of the Year

Carroll's Historic Season Leads Diamondbacks to World Series, Extra Draft Choice

Arizona outfielder Corbin Carroll has been named the unanimous winner of the National League Rookie of Year award, marking the 14th unanimous choice in the National League in the 74-year history of the BBWAA voting.
Carroll had a historic season, becoming the first player to reach 25 home runs, 54 stolen bases, 30 doubles, and 10 triples in the same season.
The Diamondbacks will receive an extra draft choice due to Carroll's achievement, as per the latest labor agreement between owners and players.
Carroll's performance also led the Diamondbacks to the World Series, following an 84-78 regular season.
Despite Carroll's impressive performance, some believe that Eury Pérez, who placed 7th in the NL ROY race, has the highest ceiling of any rookie.