On Monday against the Brewers, Pete Crow-Armstrong stole bases 34 and 35 of the season in a 4-3 loss for the Cubs. While Chicago’s fans can’t be thrilled about taking the L against their rivals from Milwaukee, PCA’s thievery put him into rare territory: that second steal made Pete Crow-Armstrong just the 19th member of the 35 home run, 35 steals club. It’s the 25th such player season with at least 35 homers and 35 bags, as five players have pulled it off twice — Willie Mays, Bobby Bonds, Barry Bonds, Alfonso Soriano and Ronald Acuña Jr. — while Soriano actually managed it on three occasions, i...
Pete Crow-Armstrong Joins 35/35 Club, And The Much Rarer 40/40 Is In Reach
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