Pete Crow-Armstrong is rewriting Cubs history with a historic season—now the first Cub to hit 25 homers and steal 25 bases in two seasons, tying Shohei Ohtani for the league lead with 26 homers and leading MVP chatter. His jaw-dropping leadoff homer against the Dodgers—matched by Ohtani in the same inning—helped seal a wild 7-6 win in a sweep that felt like a playoff preview. Wrigley erupted with postseason energy, even drawing praise from Dodgers’ Tarik Skubal. Crow-Armstrong’s focus? Getting the Cubs to October. With a scorching run since mid-June and a fierce race for the NL lead against the Brewers, this team is primed for a deep playoff run—and maybe even a rematch with the Dodgers.
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