Pete Crow-Armstrong just rewrote Cubs history with a historic 33rd homer and 32nd stolen base in one game, chasing Ryne Sandberg’s record while becoming the first Cub to hit 30 homers and steal 30 bases in back-to-back seasons. He’s on track for a jaw-dropping 40-40 campaign — something no Cub has ever done. The offense exploded in a 19-2 demolition of the Mariners, led by Michael Conforto’s leadoff blast, Ian Happ’s 22nd homer and grand slam, and Pedro Ramirez’s big swing. Bryce Miller got shredded, walking seven. Seventeen hits, multiple innings of scoring, and a huge win that kept the Cubs’ wild-card lead at 4.5 games. This isn’t just a breakout — it’s a statement.
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