News
Cubs' Pete Crow-Armstrong on offensive tear with permission to be himself: 'Be a star'
MILWAUKEE — The Cubs fans who had infiltrated American Family Field — or, as they have nicknamed it, “Wrigley North” — to get under the skin of Brewers fans made their voices heard as Pete Crow-Armstrong stared down left-hander Jose Quintana on a full count. “P-C-A! P-C-A!” they chanted in the fourth inning of the Cubs’ 6-2 victory Saturday.
Soy Fútbol on MSN13h
Could Pete Crow-Armstrong Really Hit 40 Home Runs and Steal 60 Bases? Here's Why He's On Track for One of MLB's Most Unique SeasonsGoodness gracious, Pete Crow-Armstrong isn't slowing down. After hitting another home run on Saturday night, the Chicago Cubs ...
Crow-Armstrong was raised in Southern California by a diehard Cubs fan, although the affinity for the team didn't initially take.
The Chicago Cubs stayed hot on Saturday, beating the Milwaukee Brewers 6-2 at American Family Field. The Cubs continue to pace the National League Central at 21 ...
EssentiallySports on MSN2d
Cubs Star Was Fan of Chicago Rivals Cardinals and Packers as a Kid — Father Reveals in Hilarious ConfessionGrowing up rooting against a team and then wearing their jersey as a professional adds a fascinating twist to a player's ...
A former New York Mets prospect and trade chip has been turning heads around the MLB in the midst of a "breakout" start.
Michael Busch hit a grand slam and Pete Crow-Armstrong launched two solo home runs on Friday, helping guide the visiting Chicago Cubs to a 10-0 victory over the Milwaukee Brewers on Friday.
Results that may be inaccessible to you are currently showing.
Hide inaccessible results
Feedback