What happened: Chicago Cubs outfielder Pete Crow-Armstrong hit for the cycle during Monday's victory over the Colorado Rockies. The milestone was completed with a seventh-inning single at Wrigley Field, capping a 4-for-5 performance.
Why it matters: The feat marks the 13th cycle in Crow-Armstrong is just the 11th player in MLB history to record a "reverse natural cycle," hitting a home run, triple, double, and single in descending order of total bases.
By the numbers: Hit sequence: HR (1st), 3B (3rd), 2B (5th), 1B (7th); Performance: 4-for-5; Franchise rank: 13th all-time; MLB status: 1st cycle of 2026.
What to watch: The Cubs continue their home stand against the Rockies on Tuesday evening.