Crow‑Armstrong Hits 35th Steal, Eyes Rare 40/40 Club

On Monday, Pete Crow‑Armstrong stole his 35th base of the year, joining a select group of players who have reached 35 steals and 35 home runs. With the Cubs’ postseason run approaching, the veteran outfielder has a realistic shot at the even rarer 40/40 club.

35/35 Club: A Milestone Worth Celebrating

Reaching 35 steals and 35 home runs in a single season is a rare blend of power and speed. Crow‑Armstrong’s latest base‑stealing feat places him among a handful of players who have achieved this balance, underscoring his versatility on the field.

Heading Toward the 40/40 Elite

With the Cubs entering the final stretch of the regular season, Crow‑Armstrong’s performance has positioned him on the cusp of the 40/40 club—a group that includes only a few legends in MLB history. His consistent power hitting combined with aggressive base running could see him cross that threshold before the playoffs.

Impact on the Cubs’ Playoff Push

Beyond the individual accolades, Crow‑Armstrong’s dual-threat capability provides the Cubs with a strategic advantage. His ability to both generate runs and create scoring opportunities on the base paths makes him a key asset as the team battles for a postseason berth.

For more details on Crow‑Armstrong’s season and the Cubs’ playoff prospects, visit the original story on FoxSports.com.

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