Chicago Cubs centerfielder Pete Crow-Armstrong said he would play for Team USA in any role if given the chance.

The Tigers' Javy Baez and the Phillies' Kyle Schwarber were among many with good things to say about the breakout center fielder.

With power, speed and style, Chicago's 23-year-old center fielder is a favorite of young fans. His coworkers are pretty impressed, too.

According to Marquee Sports Network, Crow-Armstrong is the only player with 20+ stolen bases, home runs and doubles before the All-Star Game; both Ronald Acuña Jr. (2023) and Ryan Braun (2011) took home MVP honors when they achieved this feat.

There’s still, however, a long runway for the regular-season awards battle. Up next is the All-Star Game at Truist Park, where Crow-Armstrong will have an even bigger stage to show off the extra edge his first step has given his already-elite defense.

Aaron Judge made three outstanding catches in right field, robbing Pete Crow-Armstrong of a home run, Dansby Swanson of a single and Kyle Tucker of a two-run hit in the New York Yankees’ 11-0 victory over the Chicago Cubs.

The Chicago Cubs wrapped up their series against the Minnesota Twins with a win, which helped them avoid being swept. It has been a great season so far for the

Chicago Cubs outfielder Pete Crow-Armstrong explains what it means to play in his first All-Star Game and what it takes to manage emotions during games.

Pete Crow-Armstrong is ready to raise his fashion profile. The centerfielder for the Chicago Cubs, affectionately known as PCA, will be making his first appearance at Major League Baseball's All-Star Game on Tuesday night in Atlanta.

Pete Crow-Armstrong joins Intentional Talk to discuss his first career All-Star selection, his season so far, adjustments he's made and more