He might break the record for the worst single season BsR in ML history by then (unless Pujols is still playing). I went to try and find out who holds that distinction, but got side tracked by the best base runners of all time. Names that stood out include:
3. Ichiro (no surprise)
5. Juan Pierre
6. Carl Crawford
7. Billy Hamilton (no not that one, his great, great, great Grandpa, the 5'6 OFer from the late 1800's who could actually hit (career wRC+ of 142)
8. Jimmy Rollins
13. Johnny Damon (1 ahead of Lou Brock
15. Jose Reyes
16. Chase Utley
17. Kenny Loften
19. Carlos Beltran (no surprise)
22. Coco Crisp
23. Rajai Davis (one ahead of Ty Cobb)
31. Brett Gardner
35. Curtis Granderson
39. Jacoby Ellsubry
40. Ian Kinsler
48. Billy Hamilton (yes that one in 3.5 seasons)
50. Mike Trout
Seems like a lot of "recent" players. Are players just smarter base runners these days?
BTW - Tony Womack is 29th on the list. He finished his career with 1.6 WAR. Yikes.