Crow-Armstrong’s Historic Day at Wrigley | MLB News

Saturday at Wrigley Field was electric as the Cubs celebrated their 150th anniversary, with legends like Sammy Sosa, Billy Williams, and Fergie Jenkins making rare returns—Sosa, who hadn’t been back in 20 years, even predicted 24-year-old Pete Crow-Armstrong would hit three homers. Crow-Armstrong delivered, crushing three home runs in a 17-5 rout over the Reds, already leading the league with 36 homers and on pace to break Sosa’s 2001 wins above replacement record. With 26 games left, he’s a legitimate MVP candidate—and staying grounded, he’s soaking in the moment, grateful to play in Chicago and focused on the joy of winning.

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