Cubs’ Pete Crow-Armstrong Sets All-Time MLB Record
Pete Crow-Armstrong can’t be stopped. If you thought that the Chicago Cubs‘ superstar centerfielder might slow down at some point, you thought wrong. Take Monday night’s 7-3 Cubs win over the Braves, for example. PCA went 4-for-5 with four RBI, a run, a double, a home run and a steal. The homer was a two-run […] The post Cubs’ Pete Crow-Armstrong Sets All-Time MLB Record appeared first on HEAVY.
Chicago Cubs' star centerfielder Pete Crow-Armstrong set a remarkable all-time MLB record on September 14, 2026. During Monday night's 7-3 victory over the Atlanta Braves at Wrigley Field, the 4-time All-Star went 4-for-5 at the plate, driving in four runs, hitting a double, scoring a run, and stealing a base. His two-run homer in the sixth inning was the final nail in the coffin of the record-setting performance.
With this achievement, Crow-Armstrong became the first modern-era MLB player to record seven games with four-plus hits, multiple extra-base hits, and a home run in a single season. The feat highlights the impressive caliber of the young talent, who has already hit 42 home runs this season and stolen 37 bases.
While a 40-40 season (40 home runs and 40 stolen bases) is an incredibly rare accomplishment, Crow-Armstrong appears on track to achieve this milestone. His exceptional all-around skills, particularly in the centerfield position, make him a valuable asset for the Cubs for years to come. As fans celebrate this historic milestone, there's no doubt that Crow-Armstrong will continue to make history on and off the field.
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