Pete Crow-Armstrong Reaches 40-40 Milestone for Chicago Cubs

Minot Bismarck Dickinson, ND, September 24, 2026 —

Chicago Cubs outfielder Pete Crow-Armstrong has reached a significant milestone in his baseball career, joining the elusive 40-40 club. Crow-Armstrong achieved this accomplishment by stealing his 40th base of the current season during a game against the Miami Marlins.

The 40-40 club is an unofficial designation in Major League Baseball awarded to players who record at least 40 home runs and at least 40 stolen bases in the same season. While the specific details of Crow-Armstrong’s other 40-base total were not detailed in the provided information, his 40th stolen base secured his place in this notable group.

The stolen base that marked the achievement occurred during a recent contest against the Miami Marlins. The exact date and location of this game were not specified. Crow-Armstrong, a player for the Chicago Cubs, has demonstrated speed and baserunning prowess throughout the season to reach this mark.

The 40-40 club is recognized for its rarity, typically requiring a combination of power-hitting ability and exceptional speed. Players who achieve this milestone are often celebrated for their all-around offensive capabilities.

Further details regarding the specific circumstances of the 40th stolen base, including game score or inning, were not provided. The player’s performance leading up to this point this season has culminated in this recognized baseball achievement.

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