After his franchise mark falls, Billy Williams salutes PCA’s evolution during historic Chicago Cubs season
- Posted on September 20, 2026
- By Chicago Tribune
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In brief
Pete Crow-Armstrong has etched his name into Chicago Cubs history by surpassing Billy Williams' 56-year-old franchise record for home runs hit by a left-handed batter. The legendary Williams, whose record stood unchallenged for decades, expressed optimism about the young slugger's future potential in Chicago. This milestone represents a significant generational shift for the Cubs organization and highlights Crow-Armstrong's emergence as a cornerstone player during a transformative season for the franchise.
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After his franchise mark falls, Billy Williams salutes PCA’s evolution during historic Chicago Cubs season
It took 56 years, but Pete Crow-Armstrong broke Billy Williams’ Cubs record for home runs by a left-handed hitter. “Ain’t no telling what this kid is going to do in Chicago,” Williams said.
