What happened: Pete Crow-Armstrong has 36 homers, 32 steals, 97 runs and a .944 OPS.
Why it matters: He ranks second among all defenders in Outs Above Average, pairing elite offense with top-tier defensive value.
By the numbers: Crow-Armstrong's 9.1 fWAR leads all position players; Witt is next at 6.5.
What to watch: Crow-Armstrong's push for the NL MVP Award will hinge on his finish over the final month.