Cubs must extend the Pete Crow-Armstrong contract

Chicago Cubs have experienced one of their best seasonal start for a long time. And a man seems to make the difference almost every night, be Pete Crow-Armstrong.

Although many hoped and even expected an exceptional season for the center of the second -year center, this campaign exceeded the expectations of almost everyone. Crow-Armstrong was already a star on the defensive side of the ball, but he became a legitimate candidate for the title of MVP with an incredible season in 2025.

It is for this reason that the cubs must find a means of extending its long -term contract before it is too late, despite their attempts so far.

The initial offer, which was rightly refused, was between 60 and 70 million dollars. Chicago must recognize that this is not enough for PCA.

If we speculate a little on the real figure that should be put on the table at the moment so that Crow-Armstrong accepts a long-term agreement, we can think that this will revolve around $ 140 million.

Depending on the duration of this potential pact, this would extend the control of cubs on the young star beyond 2030 and would give them some comfort with a player from the Crow-Armstrong caliber for a long time.

In addition, PCA, representatives of the city city must also focus on the extension of Kyle Tucker's contract. Obviously, we are not talking about the same wage level, but there is no reason why Chicago can not sign the two.

The two voltigeurs could clearly be the spearhead in the outside field for the next decade, both in attack and defense, which could allow cubs to suck in the big honors if they continue to build around the two protagonists.

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