Cubs' Pete Crow-Armstrong Joins Elite 25/25 MLB Club

Pete Crow-Armstrong has established himself as one of baseball's most exciting young stars with his historic 2025 season for the Chicago Cubs. He became only the third player in MLB history, joining legends Barry Bonds and Eric Davis, to reach 25 home runs and 25 stolen bases so quickly, achieving this feat in just 92 games. Crow-Armstrong also set a record for being the fastest player to have at least five multi-home run games and five multi-stolen base games in a single season, doing so 18 games sooner than the previous record holder Ian Kinsler. His combination of elite defense, base-stealing ability, and emerging power has made him an MVP contender and a key factor in the Cubs holding a lead in the National League Central. Manager Craig Counsell and fans alike have been impressed by his all-around impact, and despite ongoing contract negotiations, Crow-Armstrong's performance continues to attract widespread acclaim. Heading into the All-Star break, where he is a starting outfielder, Crow-Armstrong is poised to further cement his place among baseball's elite players.