Chicago Cubs Center Fielder Pete Crow-Armstrong has impressed during the 2025 season. He has been especially good over the past 34 games. Over that stretch, he has 9 doubles, 3 triples, 14 home runs, 40 RBI, and 8 stolen bases. No other MLB player has reached all of those marks over any 34-game span since 1920.
Crow Armstrong’s 2025 season has been stellar as a whole. He has 14+ home runs and 14+ RBI through his first 51 games this season. The only other player to accomplish this feat was Barry Bonds in 1992. Bonds would go on to win NL MVP later that season. PCW also had a game for the ages last night against the Cincinnati Reds. He had 6 RBI with a grand slam and a two-run blast. He is the second-youngest player in Cubs franchise history with 2+ HR and 6+ RBI in a game. Will Crow-Armstrong continue being a contributor to the Chicago Cubs in 2025?
Chicago Cubs Season Summary
Last 2 players with 14+ HR & 14+ SB through their first 51 games of a season:
Pete Crow-Armstrong (2025)
Barry Bonds (1992)— nugget chef (mayor of the 209) (@jayhaykid) May 24, 2025
Chicago’s offense, led in large part by Crow-Armstrong’s performance, has been great this season. They are second in batting average, fourth in home runs, and leading the league in runs scored. Left Fielder Seiya Suzuki has also played well this year. He is 10th in the league in home runs and 2nd in RBI.
Chicago’s pitching staff has gotten off to a mediocre start. They are 16th in ERA, 21st in opposing batting average, and 18th in WHIP. The Chicago Cubs have had to overcome a litany of injuries on the staff in 2025. If the pitching staff can get healthy and Chicago’s offense can continue to impress, the ballclub has great potential.
Final Thoughts
Crow-Armstrong and the Cubs return to the diamond this afternoon for the second game of their three-game set against the Cincinnati Reds. Chicago has gotten off to a great start and will seek to keep it going.
