This Spring Training has shown so much potential from the Chicago Cubs roster, and it cannot be denied that the club is so happy to see that there are a lot of impressive talents who are capable of putting up huge numbers on the field. Pete Crow-Armstrong is one of those efficient players who are showing great performances so far.

If Spring Training wasn’t enough to see how Crow-Armstrong has elevated his game, then perhaps the season will be the next best thing to gauge his possible performances now more than ever. With a lot of prospects, veterans, and new signings trying to leave their mark at this point, and it is safe to say that Crow-Armstrong’s development has been really phenomenal.

This high level of play from Crow-Armstrong is just really impressive. His potential exceeds expectations, and he is shattering the standards set before him as he now seeks to prove that he is indeed one of the valuable stars in the team that they can rely on heading into the season. Who knows, maybe Crow-Armstrong is an MVP in the making for the Cubs, and may well be the missing piece they need to allocate in order to get back into the postseason.

Lights Never Too Bright

Pete Crow-Armstrong is turning heads this Spring Training, showcasing his remarkable talent and making a strong case for a spot on the Chicago Cubs’ roster. The 21-year-old outfielder is having an outstanding start, posting an eye-popping .520/.500/1.040 slash line with 10 RBIs, nine runs, three home runs, and only seven strikeouts through nine games.

Crow-Armstrong has been nothing short of dominant at the plate, with a staggering 1.540 OPS, demonstrating his power and discipline against some of the best pitchers in the game. His performance has not only impressed the Cubs’ coaching staff but also added to the growing excitement surrounding his potential future with the team.

“My place here is a little more meaningful,” the 22-year-old said this spring. “And I’m so glad to be out of the prospect status. This offseason was a full focus on finding something that's consistent, just a consistent move. Because I know the pitching is not gonna be any easier.”

With the Cubs looking to rebuild and compete for the postseason, Crow-Armstrong's fast rise could be a key piece in their future success. Fans are eager to see whether his breakout performance in camp will earn him a call-up sooner rather than later. If this Spring Training is any indication, the Cubs may have another rising star on their hands.

Giving Credit for Himself

Crow-Armstrong has certainly evolved into a phenomenal performer this Spring Training, and the numbers say a lot about his activity. Sure, his hitting has really been quite the charm, but then his value in wearing the gloves and wheels is also something that he needs to work out on if he wants to be a big star.

“I didn't think I played all that good defense last year,” said Crow-Armstrong. “I felt like I lost it for a while last year and then got it back. I just don't think I gave myself enough credit. I don't think I was able to remind myself that I'm the same defender. If anything, that's the one thing that is the most similar to what happens in the minor leagues.”

The Cubs are gearing up for their season-opening series against the Dodgers in Tokyo, marking an exciting start to what could be a memorable season on the North Side. However, for Crow-Armstrong, who dreamed of playing in front of a packed Wrigley Field long before it became a reality, Chicago's home opener on April 4 can't arrive soon enough.