Pete Crow-Armstrong Signs Extension with Cubs (6-Year, $115M)

Pete Crow-Armstrong agreed to a six-year, $115 million extension with the Chicago Cubs.

The extension begins with the 2027 season and keeps him with the Cubs through at least the 2032 campaign. The deal could be worth $133 million in total value.

Crow-Armstrong posted 31 home runs, 37 doubles and 35 stolen bases in the 2025 season to become the first 30-30-30 player in Cubs history. He also won his first career Gold Glove Award and set a Statcast-era single-season record with 19 five-star catches. His 24 outs above average ranked second-highest in a single season behind only Byron Buxton's 27 in 2017.

The Cubs and Crow-Armstrong finalized the agreement following Spring Training.