Frequently Asked Questions
Who is Pete Crow-Armstrong and why is he being called up to the Cubs?
Pete Crow-Armstrong is the Chicago Cubs' top prospect and MLB's #12 prospect overall who is being called up to make his big league debut. He's a former 2020 first-round pick who was traded to the Cubs from the Mets for Javier Baez at the 2021 trade deadline.
What are Pete Crow-Armstrong's stats this season?
Crow-Armstrong is hitting .283/.365/.511 with 98 runs scored, 82 RBIs, 20 homers, and 37 stolen bases for the season. This week alone, he hit two Grand Slams, which helped push him into the postseason conversation for the Cubs.
What position will Pete Crow-Armstrong play for the Cubs?
Crow-Armstrong will play centerfield and could possibly start his first game there. He's considered the top-ranked defensive player in the minor leagues and will immediately become one of the best centerfielders in all of baseball.
How did the Cubs acquire Pete Crow-Armstrong?
The Cubs acquired Crow-Armstrong in a trade with the New York Mets at the 2021 trade deadline, sending World Series icon Javier Baez to the Mets in return.
What level was Pete Crow-Armstrong playing at before his call-up?
Crow-Armstrong began the season at Double-A before receiving a promotion to the Triple-A Iowa Cubs on August 1st. He's been successful at every level he's played.