Pete Crow-Armstrong joins 40-40 club
Pete Crow-Armstrong officially entered baseball's 40-40 club after stealing second base at Wrigley Field, making him the seventh player in Major League history and the first Chicago Cub to record at least 40 home runs and 40 steals in a season. He has 45 home runs this season and has already matched or surpassed several team records, including most homers by a left-handed batter in a Cubs season. Cubs leaders called the season historic and predicted major awards, raising the likelihood he will be a top MVP candidate and a focus of postseason attention.
Crow-Armstrong is the first Cub to complete a 40-40 season.
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Crow-Armstrong built this season with high totals in home runs and steals. Fans began chanting his initials since his 2023 debut. Team officials now project award recognition and possible MVP results.
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