Pete Crow-Armstrong Shines in Spring Training With Power and Defense

The Cubs' 22-year-old center fielder showcases his offensive growth while emphasizing elite defensive skills ahead of the 2025 season.

Pete Crow-Armstrong hit a solo home run and a grand slam in a standout Spring Training game against the Mariners, boosting his spring batting average to .522.
Known for his defensive prowess, Crow-Armstrong prioritizes Gold Glove-caliber defense while striving to become a more well-rounded offensive player.
The young center fielder demonstrated significant improvement late in the 2024 season, with a .289 batting average and .806 OPS over his final 57 games.
Crow-Armstrong's speed and baserunning skills remain a key asset, as evidenced by his 27-of-30 success rate on stolen bases last season.
As the Cubs prepare to open the season in Tokyo, Crow-Armstrong is poised to take on a larger role in both the lineup and the outfield alongside Gold Glove teammates.