It’s been 29 years since we’ve had simultaneous 100-steal season in Minor League Baseball, but the wait is over, people.  Billy Hamilton swiped his 100th bag, like, back in May or something, and he finished up with 155 on the year.  He was joined in triple-digit land earlier this week by Delino DeShields, who ended 2012 with 101 stolen bases.  It was an outstanding year for the Astros’ 2010 first-rounder, one that would’ve drawn far more praise had it not been overshadowed by Hamilton’s record-breaking season.  The kicker here, though, was Delino’s pop — the 20-year-old hit 12 homers between Low-A and High-A, becoming the first MiLB player in history to collect 10+ homers while stealing 100+ bases.  The future is bright for this one.