Pete Crow-Armstrong

PCA is now on top of the WAR standings, just ahead of Ohtani.

Hitting .297, with 21 HRs, 15 2Bs, 4 3Bs, 52 RBIs, and 23 SBs.
 
It'll be a blatant crime against whites if PCA doesn't win the NL MVP. He's up to 27 HR and 30 SB now. And he's still only 24 years old!

Wins Above Replacement--all​

1.Crow-Armstrong • CHC 7.5
2.Ohtani • LAD 6.4
3.Sánchez • PHI 6.1
4.Lopez • MIA 5.4
5.Turang • MIL 5.3
6.Pages • LAD 5.2
7.Misiorowski • MIL 4.8
8.Wheeler • PHI 4.6
9.Abrams • WSN 4.4
10.Wetherholt • STL 4.4
 
With 30 home runs and 31 steals on his ledger, Crow-Armstrong became the first Cubs player in team history to go 30-30 in consecutive seasons. He is the 10th player to do it in MLB history, joining José Ramírez (2024-25), Bobby Witt Jr. (‘23-24), Ryan Braun (‘11-12), Alfonso Soriano (‘05-06, ‘02-03), Vladimir Guerrero (‘01-02), Barry Bonds (1995-97), Ron Gant (‘90-91), Bobby Bonds (‘77-78), and Willie Mays (‘56-57).

According to the Elias Sports Bureau, Crow-Armstrong joined Chris Young (Aug. 7, 2010), Ian Kinsler (July 19, 2009), Reed Johnson (June 15, 2003), Darin Erstad (June 25, 2000) and Vic Power (May 7, 1957) as the only players with a leadoff and walk-off homer in the same game. It was the fifth leadoff shot of Crow-Armstrong’s season, but the first walk-off blast of his career.
 
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