Mike Trout is first player to win a triple threat triple crown since 1978

A couple of years ago I came up with what I called a "triple threat" triple crown. If a player led the league in a speed stat, a power stat and an on-base stat, he qualified.

I compiled a list of players I thought had done it and it is at this link

 https://cybermetric.blogspot.com/2015/07/triple-threat-triple-crowns.html

Please let me know if you think I missed someone. Also, just a couple of days ago I added Hank Aaron (1963) and Joe Morgan (176) if you require a 20 SB mininum. Trout led the AL in isolated power (ISO which is SLG - AVG), OBP (.460) and SB% (if we use a 20 SB minimum).

Here are the top 5 qualified batters in the AL in ISO

Player	ISO	BA	SLG
Mike Trout	0.316	0.312	0.628
Khris Davis	0.302	0.247	0.549
J.D. Martinez	0.299	0.330	0.629
Mookie Betts	0.294	0.346	0.640
Joey Gallo	0.292	0.206	0.498

Here are all the AL players with 20+ SBs this year. Baseball Reference has a minimum number of SB attempts of .1 per team game to qualify for the league lead in SB%. So if a player has 16 attempts, he qualifies. But The ESPN Baseball Encyclopedia, Fifth Edition by Gary Gillette and Pete Palmer has 20 SBs as the minimum. Baseball Reference shows Jackie Bradley as the leader with 94.44% (17-1).

Player	SB%	SB	CS
Mike Trout	92.31%	24	2
Jonathan Villar	87.50%	21	3
Andrew Benintendi	87.50%	21	3
Jose Ramirez	85.00%	34	6
Greg Allen	84.00%	21	4
Delino DeShields	83.33%	20	4
Mookie Betts	83.33%	30	6
Adalberto Mondesi	82.05%	32	7
Whit Merrifield	81.82%	45	10
Mallex Smith	76.92%	40	12
Tim Anderson	76.47%	26	8
Rajai Davis	75.00%	21	7
Dee Gordon	71.43%	30	12
Francisco Lindor	71.43%	25	10
Jean Segura	64.52%	20	11