Center fielder Pete Crow-Armstrong and the Chicago Cubs are in agreement on a six-year, $115 million contract extension, sources tell ESPN. The deal starts in 2027 and does not include a club option, allowing Crow-Armstrong to hit free agency before his age-31 season.
"I have the best job in America, and I say that with a strong conviction."
@NDFootball HC Marcus Freeman on his current role along with the potential of eventually being a NFL HC.
@shane_riordan Has more to do with awful financial decisions Chicago has made over years. Making it nearly impossible to give the Bears a fraction of what the Hammond offer includes. Bury the city and its leadership more than KW. KW’s pulled every lever to pressure and Chicago won’t budge.
I was working to compile a video with every single whiff Jaxon Wiggins generated in 2025 but, honestly, he got so many that it was too much work.
Instead, here’s 4 minutes worth of dudes looking silly against the Cubs top prospect ⬇️