Adding that swing above the zone to his proven power below the zone, Crow-Armstrong became the first player to homer on one pitch at least 3.9 feet off the ground and another less than .9 feet off the ground in the same season in the Statcast era (since 2015), according to mlb.com.

Pete Crow-Armstrong mashes a two-run home run in the fourth inning for the Cubs.

The Cubs could be one of the more aggressive buyers this July, and they already know what they need to pursue the most.

Chicago Cubs veteran Justin Turner was predicted to get moved or see little playing time as the season progresses.

The Chicago Cubs have enjoyed a strong start to the season, but that reportedly won't stop them from trying to improve ahead of the trade deadline.