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Pete Crow-Armstrong breaks Cubs’ record previously held by Kris Bryant, Anthony Rizzo, Ron Santo
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Chicago Cubs star Pete Crow-Armstrong is having a tremendous season. He is becoming one of the most electric players in the sport. On Wednesday, Crow-Armstrong set a new franchise record , according to Jesse Rogers of ESPN.
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"It's his 8th multi-HR game of his career, the most by a player under 25 years old in franchise history, breaking a tie with Anthony Rizzo , Ron Santo, and Kris Bryant ," Rogers reported.
He joined impressive company simply by accomplishing the same feat as Rizzo, Santo and Bryant. Now, PCA is the Cubs' all-time leader in multi-home run games for players under 25 years old.
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The 24-year-old is now hitting .297 to go along with a .929 OPS and 21 home runs. He is also now a member of the 20-20 club for a second consecutive season, as Crow-Armstrong has 23 stolen bases as well.
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Crow-Armstrong is certainly silencing his critics .
The Cubs entered their game on Wednesday against the Baltimore Orioles with a 51-40 overall record. While Chicago is still seven games behind the Milwaukee Brewers for first place in the National League Central standings, the team is 7-3 over its past 10 contests. The Cubs are beginning to find their rhythm, and they should be able to contend for an NL Wild Card spot at the very least.
The Cubs will look to earn another victory on Wednesday night against the O's. Pete Crow-Armstrong already has two home runs, and it would not be surprising to see him hit another long ball with the way he is swinging the bat at the moment.
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