Pete Crow-Armstrong has emerged as a standout player for the Chicago Cubs this season, achieving a remarkable feat not seen in a decade. He became the first player since the implementation of Statcast in 2015 to hit two home runs at notably different heights in a single season: one soaring 3.90 feet above the ground and another barely 0.86 feet off the ground. This unique combination highlights his extraordinary hitting ability.

This season, Crow-Armstrong's statistics are impressive. At just 23, he has accumulated 73 hits, scored 51 runs, and tallied 18 home runs, alongside a .856 OPS, placing him among the top players in baseball. His versatility extends to the base paths, where he has stolen 21 bases, contributing significantly to the Cubs' success.