Another Day, Another Piece of History For Pete Crow-Armstrong of Chicago Cubs

"PCA" has proven to be dynamic in many ways for Craig Counsell's group. He's got 50 RBIs and is also an excellent defender. He's hitting .275 for the season and is looking like a lock for his first All-Star Game appearance later this summer.

He's also joined some impressive company in that history, as each of those players were also extremely dynamic on the field.

Soriano spent 16 years in the big leagues with the New York Yankees, Texas Rangers, Washington Nationals and Cubs, becoming one of the more underrated players of the 21st Century.

He was a seven-time All-Star and a four-time Silver Slugger who hit 412 career home runs and drove in 1,159 runs. He hit 30 or more home runs in seven different seasons and also led the American League in stolen bases (41) in 2002. He stole more than 40 bases in three different seasons and owned a .270 career average.

Davis spent 17 years in the big leagues with the Reds, Dodgers, Tigers, Orioles, Cardinals, and Giants. He hit 282 career home runs and stole 349 bases, but unfortunately injuries took their toll on his career. He never played more than 135 career games in a season. He was a two-time All-Star and a two-time Silver Slugger. He also won three Gold Glove Awards.