Dodgers manager Dave Roberts has grown familiar with Pete Crow-Armstrong, the Cubs’ dynamic center fielder, thanks to his friendship with Roberts’ son, Cole. Ahead of Wednesday’s game, Roberts praised Crow-Armstrong, calling him “a good kid, good for baseball,” but noted that the young outfielder hasn’t been so good for the Dodgers.
On Wednesday night, Crow-Armstrong proved that once again with a standout performance in the Cubs’ 7-6 win over over Los Angeles. He ignited a Power Cubs rally with a three-run homer that helped spark another dramatic comeback. Crow-Armstrong finished the game with four RBIs, two stolen bases, and three hits, marking his second consecutive night with three hits against the Dodgers.
The win secured another thrilling comeback for Chicago, as they continue to show resilience against the Dodgers. Crow-Armstrong’s explosive play was a key factor, and his all-around performance on both sides of the ball made him the clear catalyst for the Cubs’ success.
