Pete Crow-Armstrong inks six-year, $115 million deal with Chicago Cubs

After nearly a day since the news broke Pete Crow-Armstrong signed an extension with the Chicago Cubs, the length and financial details of the deal have been revealed.

The extension is for six years and is worth a whopping $115 million. The details were revealed by ESPN’s Jeff Passan, who noted that the extension does not include a club option.

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This rare omission means that Crow-Armstrong will be with the team through his age-30 season.

“Look, young, very talented players, you want them to be in your franchise for a long time,” Cubs manager Craig Counsell told reporters ahead the announcement. “I think that’s every franchise’s goal.”

Crow-Armstrong made the NL All-Star team last season after proving to be one of the top center fielders in the MLB. Now he’s secured a longterm commitment from the Cubs.

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About the Author Published Mar 24, 2026

JAMES PARKER

James Parker is a sports reporter and writer for Ball Exclusives. With a bachelor's degree earned at the age of 19, he’s spent years working as a sports journalist, including an award-winning stint at The Appalachian.