Home Runs by Crow-Armstrong and Tucker Lead Cubs to 3-2 Win over Angels
Pete Crow-Armstrong and Kyle Tucker both ended homerless streaks of 25 games, contributing key home runs in the Cubs' 3-2 win over the Angels in Anaheim.
- The Chicago Cubs defeated the Los Angeles Angels 3-2 on Friday night in Anaheim, with home runs by Pete Crow-Armstrong and Kyle Tucker securing the win.
- The game marked the first meeting of the season between the teams, coming after the Angels had a day off on Thursday and as both Crow-Armstrong and Tucker ended recent homerless streaks.
- Kyle Tucker hit a 405-foot home run in the first inning to break a 25-game home run drought, while Crow-Armstrong hit a go-ahead solo homer in the ninth against veteran reliever Kenley Jansen.
- Manager Craig Counsell said he felt good about receiving timely offensive contributions and quoted, "Make it your first one in a while," encouraging the hitters who delivered crucial hits.
- The win improved the Cubs’ record to 73-55 overall and 32-30 on the road, helping them maintain second place in the NL Central and presenting an opportunity to close the gap with the division-leading Brewers.
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