After those, 2016 was his next best statistical season as that year with the Marlins he slashed .298/.376/.483 with 21 home runs and 38 doubles. That year he played in 155 games, collected 172 hits, had an .859 OPS, and walked an outstanding 72 times. Christian Yelich is on pace to have the third best season of his careerWith one month remaining in the regular season, Yelich enters the final stretch slashing .270/.350/.467 with 27 home runs, 92 RBIs, and 15 stolen bases. All things considered, if Christian Yelich maintains his current pace, he’s on track to finish 2025 with the third-highest home run and RBI totals of his career. He’s also likely to reach the 30 home run, 20 stolen base mark, a milestone he’s only hit in 2018 and 2019.