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Cubs finalizing long-term contract with Pete Crow-Armstrong

sportsMar 24, 2026

The Chicago Cubs have finalized a multi-year contract extension with outfielder Pete Crow-Armstrong, keeping him in Chicago through at least 2032. Crow-Armstrong comes to the deal after a breakout 30-30 season and winning a Gold Glove, cementing his value as a power-speed defender. The extension secures the Cubs' center field cornerstone and preserves their young outfield core for the long term. The move alters Chicago's payroll planning and strengthens the roster as the team pursues sustained contention.

Key Highlights

Pete Crow-Armstrong signed a multi-year extension with the Cubs through 2032.
He completed a 30-30 season and won a Gold Glove last year.
The deal locks up Chicago's center field and its young outfield core.

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