Overview
- Crow-Armstrong has slashed .274/.303/.553 with 15 home runs and 16 stolen bases through 56 games, becoming the third player in MLB history to reach those marks so early in a season.
- His elite defense ranks among National League leaders in Defensive Runs Saved and Outs Above Average, strengthening his case for MVP consideration.
- The Cubs have won three straight games to improve to 34–21 and maintain a lead in the NL Central, with Crow-Armstrong delivering in clutch moments.
- President of baseball operations Jed Hoyer confirmed Chicago is prepared to re-enter extension talks whenever Crow-Armstrong’s representatives are ready.
- Under team control through 2030 and arbitration-eligible after 2026, Crow-Armstrong’s breakout year has made securing a long-term deal a top priority for the organization.