Crow-Armstrong's Historic Power Outburst Lifts Cubs Over Reds
Pete Crow-Armstrong hit three home runs, collected four hits, and drove in six runs in a single game for the first time in his career. The performance marked the first such stat line by a Cubs player at Wrigley Field since 1974. His outburst powered Chicago to a victory over Cincinnati.
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Pete Crow-Armstrong delivered a career-defining offensive outburst at Wrigley Field, launching three home runs while finishing with four hits and six runs batted in. The young outfielder's explosive afternoon carried Chicago to a win over Cincinnati in front of the home crowd.
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