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Pete Crow-Armstrong Hits for the Cycle as the Cubs Walk Off the Rockies, 5-4
Pete Crow-Armstrong became the first major league player this season to hit for the cycle, finishing 4 for 4 in the Cubs’ 5-4 win.
- On Monday, Chicago Cubs center fielder Pete Crow-Armstrong became the first major league player to hit for the cycle this season, anchoring the team's 5-4 victory over the Colorado Rockies at Wrigley Field.
- Crow-Armstrong achieved the rare feat in reverse order—home run, triple, double, single—marking the 13th cycle in franchise history and the first by a Cubs center fielder since Hack Wilson in 1930.
- Immediately after completing the cycle, Crow-Armstrong was picked off first base by Rockies reliever Brennan Bernardino, a baserunning error that cost the Cubs a potential run in the seventh inning.
- Trailing 4-3 in the ninth inning, Chicago rallied as Pedro Ramirez hit an RBI single and Matt Shaw walked with the bases loaded, securing the win after Cole Carrigg's three-run homer gave Colorado the lead.
- Since May 30, Crow-Armstrong has been batting.453 with seven homers and 14 extra-base hits, providing momentum as the Cubs attempt to escape an 8-22 slump and return to.500.
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For one night, you could be forgiven if your failing eyes confused Pete Crow-Armstrong for the ghost of Hack Wilson stepping up to the plate at Wrigley Field. Actually, scratch that. Most nights you could be forgiven for confusing Pete Crow-Armstrong with a ghost. Frankly, I’m not quite convinced that he isn’t, especially with some of the defensive gaffes he made earlier this season, where the ball seemed to slip through his fingers as if he was…
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Pete Crow-Armstrong inscribed his name in the Chicago Cubs' record book alongside Hall of Fame slugger Hack Wilson — and then nearly ruined the celebration at Wrigley Field.
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