Pete Crow-Armstrong Is Fastest Chicago Cubs Player To Join Elite Club

With that, Crow-Armstrong didn't just become the first MLB player to reach 20 home runs and 20 stolen bases this season.

As reported by the Chicago Sun-Times, in 73 games, Crow-Armstrong became the fastest Cub to ever reach the 20-20 mark.

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He edged out previous record-holder Sammy Sosa, who, per team historian Ed Hartig, set the bar for fewest individual games (96) in 1994 and team games (100) in 1995.

Crow-Armstrong broke both records in the team's 74th game of the 2025 campaign.

In addition, he joined an elite list of players in MLB history who reached the 20-20 club. Crow-Armstrong's 73 games are tied for the fourth-fastest in a single season with Ken Williams, who reached that metric in 1922.

The two-run homer brought his RBI total to 60, one shy of Seiya Suzuki's team-leading 61.

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Crow-Armstrong entered play on June 19 with a .270/.307/.550 slash line, a 142 OPS+, 19 homers, and 23 stolen bases.

His stolen bases are the third-most in baseball, and he's on pace to shatter his record of 27 last season.

The 23-year-old is on track to achieve a career best in nearly every metric this season, already doubling his 10 home run output in 2024.

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