Pete Crow-Armstrong unanimously wins NL MVP after historic 40-40 season
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Pete Crow-Armstrong, a standout player for the Chicago Cubs, has been unanimously named the National League MVP. This recognition follows his remarkable season in which he hit 45 home runs and stole 41 bases, making him the seventh player in baseball history to achieve the 40-40 milestone.
Originally published by gnews