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Cubs center fielder Pete Crow-Armstrong's home run vs. Pirates unlocks MLB first
Adding that swing above the zone to his proven power below the zone, Crow-Armstrong became the first player to homer on one pitch at least 3.9 feet off the ground and another less than .9 feet off the ground in the same season in the Statcast era (since 2015), according to mlb.com.
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MLB insider sheds light on Chicago Cubs approach to trade deadline, position targetsThe Chicago Cubs go into MLB games today with one of the best records in baseball, outperforming expectations even amid ...
SportsLine's model simulated Paul Skenes and the Pittsburgh Pirates vs. Chicago Cubs 10,000 times and revealed its MLB picks ...
Ian Happ cracked a smile recently when asked about the pickoff move that Cubs lefty Matthew Boyd has used to nab unsuspecting ...
The Chicago Cubs’ need to upgrade a position has been deemed the most urgent in MLB, according to Eno Sarris of The Athletic.
The Chicago Cubs have experienced some issues at third base this season, but it looks like those issues might be solved both ...
Benjamin Hill travels the nation collecting stories about what makes Minor League Baseball unique. This excerpt from the ...
The Cubs could be one of the more aggressive buyers this July, and they already know what they need to pursue the most.
For casual bettors, now is a good time to start getting your feet wet before diving in when there are far fewer sports to ...
The Cubs are the best team in the NL Central, but they have a future star at the AAA level in Kevin Alcantara who need to be ...
The Chicago Cubs are on top of the NL Central with a depleted rotation. The quiet consistency of Matthew Boyd is a major ...
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