Pete Crow-Armstrong Wins NL MVP Unanimously

Chicago Cubs' Pete Crow-Armstrong has been named the National League MVP for 2026, receiving a unanimous vote. The 24-year-old outfielder had a remarkable season, overcoming a slow start to deliver a dominant performance in his third full year in Major League Baseball. Crow-Armstrong's exceptional play helped the Cubs make a significant impact in the league this year.

This unanimous MVP win highlights Crow-Armstrong's growing reputation as one of the league's top talents. Beating out notable players like Shohei Ohtani, his achievement underscores his importance to the Cubs' lineup and their future ambitions. His performance this season has set a high bar for his career moving forward.