Pete Crow-Armstrong

I mean, all the – last year was really cool.

Like, that was a nice – that was just a nice –

So it was a nice time for me to be proud of the work that I had been putting in every day.

But when I think about any success and I look back on stuff, it's like... You know, Males was my hitting coach in AAA, and we started the work then in 23.

DK was my hitting coordinator when I got here, and...

we spend every day together now and and like that's what I'm most proud of is is

me and Bushy were up here kind of around the same time, like getting to share in, in that kind of thing, getting to share in their success.

Um, all of us kind of striving towards one thing.

Um, that's, that's the most fun thing to look, uh, look back on is, it's like, man, where was I?

Who was I in, in 2022 when I first had, when I had my first season here and

I'm sure I'll revisit 2025 a few years down the road, but I want to see some more consistent success first.

We can't move on till we do.

I do remember I had a bunch of Met fan friends and when it happened, they were pissed.

You told me this morning at the game.

They were pissed, dude.

It was like, and I didn't know what was what because I just wasn't following it that closely.

And the second it happened, it was like, I don't even want to bring it up now because it hasn't gotten any better for them.

Any extension conversations this spring training?

I know, you know...

That kind of comment really gets Cubs fans going, and I'm sure the organization's like, hey, this dude loves us.