US EditionCubs Play the White Sox After Crow-Armstrong's 4-Hit Game
- The Chicago Cubs defeated the Chicago White Sox 13-3 on Friday in Chicago with Pete Crow-Armstrong contributing four hits and six RBIs.
- The Cubs rallied after falling behind 2-0, with Crow-Armstrong's second-inning three-run homer as a pivotal moment in a six-run inning that turned the game.
- The White Sox dropped to a 14-31 record, matching their worst 45-game start in franchise history, while Cubs players like Vargas and Crow-Armstrong are helping the team capitalize on scoring opportunities in 2025.
- General manager Chris Getz admitted that Friday was a tough day for the White Sox and stressed the importance of having a plan in place to recover after the Cubs' strong offensive performance ended the White Sox’s recent winning streak.
- The result widened the Cubs’ lead atop the NL Central and underscored the White Sox’s struggles, suggesting ongoing challenges for Chicago’s AL Central team.
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MLB ROUNDUP: Crow-Armstrong drives in 6 as Cubs pound ChiSox 13-3 at windy Wrigley Field
Pete Crow-Armstrong homered and drove in a career-high six runs, helping the Chicago Cubs beat the Chicago White Sox 13-3 in the first meeting of the season between the crosstown rivals. Seiya Suzuki had two hits and two RBIs for…
Pete Crow-Armstrong electrifies as Cubs’ bats bash White Sox, back Cade Horton in first major-league start
The Wrigley Field video board showed a couple young fans holding up a sign:“PCA, we skipped school to see you do a home run.”Their grammar suggests the truants maybe should have gone to class.But can you blame them? Pete Crow-Armstrong won’t stop rewarding Cubs fans who’d rather watch him electrify Wrigley Field than wait for the school bell to ring.The center fielder continued his offensive onslaught, hitting a three-run homer as the centerpiec…
How 2 plays at the plate flipped momentum from the White Sox to Cubs in the City Series opener
The Chicago White Sox had a couple of chances to limit the damage in the second inning of Friday’s City Series game at Wrigley Field. Instead, two plays at the plate went the Cubs’ way — shifting momentum to eventually topple the Sox 13-3 in front of 40,171. “Just weren’t able to execute there in some of those situations with the infield in,” Sox manager Will Venable said. “And put us in a tough spot where (starting pitcher) Shane (Smith) had to…
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