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Cubs’ Pete Crow-Armstrong has priceless reaction to lights going off at Rate Field
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The Chicago Cubs have been one of the biggest success stories of the 2026 MLB season so far, currently sitting at 29-17 and in first place in the NL Central. The Cubs fell back to Earth a bit on Saturday in a series against the crosstown rival Chicago White Sox in what was technically a road game for the Cubs.
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At one point in the game on Saturday, the lights at Rate Field briefly turned off before beaming back on, and cameras caught Cubs star Pete Crow-Armstrong 's hilarious reaction to the incident.
(Video via Jomboy Media on X, formerly Twitter).
When the lights are on and he's able to see the ball, Crow-Armstrong has been one of the best players in the league over the last couple of seasons, having made his MLB debut with the Cubs back in 2023 and earning his first All-Star nod in 2025, recording a 30-30 season in the process.
At just 24 years of age, many anticipate that the star will take an even bigger leap as the 2026 season continues.
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Meanwhile, the Cubs as a whole have blown away expectations thus far on the 2026 season, having already gone on two separate 10-game winning streaks in the campaign. While they have fallen back to Earth a bit as of late, dropping a series against the Atlanta Braves and splitting the first two games against the White Sox, they still have a ton of early momentum as the season approaches its summer months.
In any case, the Cubs are slated to wrap up their series against the White Sox on Sunday afternoon at 2:10 pm ET in Chicago , where thankfully, the sunlight will be providing the illumination.
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