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Pete Crow-Armstrong continues to establish himself as one of baseball's brightest young stars, even as the Chicago Cubs experienced a disappointing ending to their weekend in Miami.
Crow-Armstrong blasted his 40th home run of the season Sunday during Chicago's 10-3 loss to the Miami Marlins, reaching a milestone that placed the 24-year-old in elite company both within Cubs history and across Major League Baseball.
The home run came in the fifth inning when Crow-Armstrong launched a 403-foot solo shot that temporarily tied the game.
With the blast, he joined Philadelphia Phillies slugger Kyle Schwarber as the only players to reach 40 home runs this season.
#armstrong #home #preferred
Pete Crow-Armstrong continues to establish himself as one of baseball's brightest young stars, even as the Chicago Cubs experienced a disappointing ending to their weekend in Miami.
Crow-Armstrong blasted his 40th home run of the season Sunday during Chicago's 10-3 loss to the Miami Marlins, reaching a milestone that placed the 24-year-old in elite company both within Cubs history and across Major League Baseball.
The home run came in the fifth inning when Crow-Armstrong launched a 403-foot solo shot that temporarily tied the game.
With the blast, he joined Philadelphia Phillies slugger Kyle Schwarber as the only players to reach 40 home runs this season.
#armstrong #home #preferred
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