Cubs’ Pete Crow-Armstrong Apologizes for the Words He Used During a Heated Exchange with a Fan
- On Monday, Chicago Cubs center fielder Pete Crow-Armstrong apologized for his "choice of words" in a heated exchange with a fan during Sunday's loss to the Chicago White Sox.
- The incident occurred in the fifth inning after Crow-Armstrong crashed into the wall attempting to catch a two-run double hit by Chicago White Sox third baseman Miguel Vargas.
- Video of the interaction went viral on social media, and the exchange potentially violates MLB rule 4.06, which prohibits players from addressing or mingling with spectators.
- Cubs manager Craig Counsell said, "Pete made a mistake with his choice of words," while sources indicate the league is not currently investigating the incident as of Monday.
- Crow-Armstrong stated he aims to "kill someone with kindness" while maintaining his intense style of play as the team prepares to host the Milwaukee Brewers at Wrigley Field.
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Most fan interactions end happily. This one didn’t. Pete Crow-Armstrong’s obscene outburst at a female White Sox fan has triggered an MLB fine. During the Crosstown Classic, the Cubs star crossed a line, drawing massive backlash and quick league discipline. The Chicago outfielder said, “You suck my f —— d— b—-,” and he even regretted it later, but the damage was done. Cubs manager Craig Counsell was also not happy with what happened and addresse…
Cubs’ Pete Crow-Armstrong says he regrets ‘choice of words’ after exchange with White Sox fan
The Cubs dropped two of three over the weekend against the White Sox, thanks in part to an extra-innings loss on Sunday. Earlier in that game, Cubs center fielder Pete Crow-Armstrong failed to corral a fly ball in the gap on what would’ve been an exceptional catch. In the aftermath, he exchanged words with a White Sox fan standing right behind the outfield fence and used vulgar language. Unsurprisingly, the video has gone viral. Here’s the play:…
Pete Crow-Armstrong apologizes for vulgar response to fan during Cubs’ loss: ‘Regret my choice of words’
NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! Chicago Cubs center fielder Pete Crow-Armstrong apologized for using vulgar language in a heated exchange with a fan during Sunday’s loss to the Chicago White Sox. Crow-Armstrong, the 24-year-old star for the Cubs, said he has learned from the experience, regretting his “choice of words.” PCA was heard saying, “suck my f—ing d— b—-,” during the interaction with the fan in the outfield. CLICK HERE FOR M…
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