With a pair of home runs on Saturday, Pete Crow-Armstrong is looking like the offensive weapon the Chicago Cubs need in 2025.

It would be hard to blame the Chicago Cubs for being excited by what center fielder Pete Crow-Armstrong has shown at the plate this spring.

There have never been doubts about Chicago Cubs outfielder Pete Crow-Armstrong’s ability to impact the game with his defense and base running skills. Almost from the moment he began his professional career with the New York Mets,

This homer for Crow-Armstrong was of the Little League variety, and one you rarely see at the Major League level. Crow-Armstrong showed off some great base running and awareness to get up quickly after sliding into second base and taking advantage of that errant throw that got past the second baseman.

The hamstring tightness didn’t impact Chicago Cubs outfielder Pete Crow-Armstrong on Tuesday, as he quickly caused chaos on the base paths.

MESA, Ariz. — Cubs center fielder Pete Crow-Armstrong made his biggest contribution Saturday with his bat, hitting a solo home run and a grand slam in a Cactus League game against the Mariners. He treated the accomplishment like the outlier it was.

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Chicago Cubs outfielder Pete Crow-Armstrong is the second youngest player on the 40-man roster, being just four months older than the youngest

The phrase describing Pete Crow-Armstrong in today’s headline isn’t mine. Credit where it’s due, that line came from broadcaster Alex Cohen during the Marquee Sports Network broadcast of Saturday’s 9-8 Cubs win over the Mariners.