Cubs' Pete Crow-Armstrong Hits 19th Home Run Leads MLB Stolen Bases

Pete Crow-Armstrong has emerged as a standout player for the Chicago Cubs in the 2025 season, showcasing elite defensive skills and powerful offense. In a recent game against the Milwaukee Brewers, he made a remarkable diving catch in left-center field and followed it with a 452-foot home run, the farthest and hardest-hit of his career. Crow-Armstrong leads the Cubs with 19 home runs this season, ranking seventh in the majors, and has also stolen 23 bases, the third most in baseball, highlighting his all-around value. Fans at Wrigley Field have enthusiastically supported him, chanting his initials during his spectacular plays. His manager, Craig Counsell, praised his high-level performance and work ethic. Meanwhile, Colby Thomas of the Athletics is having a strong power season in the minors with 17 home runs and continues developing before likely joining the 40-man roster.