Tale of Two Cubs

Two Cubs have put some amazing steaks together that out them in elite company.

Pete Crow-Armstrong put together one of the greatest offensive months in baseball history.

In June 2026, Crow-Armstrong hit:

  • .381 batting average
  • .781 slugging percentage
  • 82 total bases
  • 17 walks
  • 11 home runs
  • 8 stolen bases

He became only the third player in MLB history to have a single month with at least:

  • .375 batting average
  • .775 slugging percentage
  • 80 total bases
  • 15 walks
  • 10 home runs
  • 5 stolen bases

The only others to do it are:

  • Babe Ruth (three times: June 1920, July 1920, and May 1930)
  • Lou Gehrig (June 1930)  

Time to fill in the blank on another Cub player’s historic achievement.

___________ is the first player since Joe DiMaggio in 1939 to record 26+ RBIs in a 10-game span.

  • Alex Bregman
  • Nico Horner
  • Ian Happ
  • Michael Bush
  • Dansby Swanson
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1,000 Wins

Dodgers manager Dave Roberts recorded his 1,000 career regular-season win in just 1,606 games.

Sara Nevis / Associated Press

Who is the fastest manager in MLB history to reach 1,000 career regular-season wins?

  • Tommy Lasorda
  • Dick Williams
  • Cap Anson
  • Earl Weaver
  • Dave Roberts
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June Swoon

According to Baseball Almanac, the definition of a “June Swoon” is the falling apart after Memorial Day of a team that got off to a good start in April and May. That definition fits the Cincinnati Reds this year. After a good start the Reds went 9-17 in the month of June and fell to 39-45 on the season.

The baseball term “June Swoon” first appeared in 1955 in a newspaper headline about the ____________.

  • Cubs
  • Giants
  • Senators
  • Reds
  • Rockies
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