What happened: Pete Crow-Armstrong officially reached the 40/40 milestone during Thursday's game. He became only the seventh player in major league history to record at least 40 home runs and 40 stolen bases in a single season.
Why it matters: Reaching the 40/40 mark places him in elite historical company as the regular season nears its conclusion. He is the first to achieve the feat since Shohei Ohtani. His dual-threat offensive production has been a primary driving force for the lineup this year.
By the numbers: Crow-Armstrong sits tied for the National League lead with 45 home runs.
What to watch: He looks to add to his totals as the postseason approaches.