Cubs' Pete Crow-Armstrong makes MLB HR history not seen in 32 years
This is a very impressive feat of history for PCA to accomplish this August.
In a remarkable display of power hitting, Cubs outfielder Pete Crow-Armstrong has made MLB history by leading the league in home runs at just 24 years old. This achievement, highlighted by Sarah Langs on Twitter/x, has not been seen in 32 years since Ken Griffey Jr. hit 15 homers in May 1994. Crow-Armstrong's incredible August, which saw him hit 14 homers, puts him in an elite company alongside baseball legends such as Mark McGwire, Reggie Jackson, and Mickey Mantle.
With 38 homers so far this season and 91 RBIs, the young outfielder is cementing himself as one of baseball's most dominant players at his age.
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