Overview
- Pete Crow-Armstrong hit two home runs, including a go-ahead grand slam, to lead the Cubs to a 13-6 comeback win over the Reds on Friday night.
- He became the first Cubs player since 1920 to record two six-RBI games in a calendar month, a feat achieved within just eight days.
- Crow-Armstrong now has 14 home runs, 45 RBIs, and 14 stolen bases this season, cementing his place as one of MLB's top young talents.
- The Cubs lead MLB in runs scored this season with 293 and rank third in stolen bases with 63, showcasing their offensive and baserunning prowess.
- Contract extension talks for Crow-Armstrong remain on hold, though his breakout performance continues to elevate his value and importance to the team.