What happened: Pete Crow-Armstrong became the first center fielder in MLB history to record 40 home runs and 40 stolen bases in a single season. He reached the milestone by securing his 40th stolen base.
Why it matters: He is the seventh player in league history to achieve a 40/40 campaign, and the first to do so since Shohei Ohtani. The milestone anchors a historic offensive season as his team heads into the postseason.
By the numbers: Crow-Armstrong shares the National League lead with 45 home runs, tying Kyle Schwarber.
What to watch: Watch to see if he secures the outright National League home run title as the regular season concludes.