Crow-Armstrong’s Historic Surge | MLB News

0:00It's September 7th. Welcome in. This is MLB News Today, where the game meets AI. I'm Cory with the story. The Brewers took down the Cubs again, making his 7 wins against them this season. Pete Crowe Armstrong had a big day for Chicago, hitting his 41st Homer and stealing 2 bases, but it wasn't enough to secure the win. The Brewers managed to come back late, handing the Cubs another loss, and pushing them further back in the division race. Crowe Armstrong is on the verge of a history of the game. The historic season, potentially becoming the first Cubs to hit 40 homers and steal 40 bases. He's already joined an elite group of players who've achieved at least 40 homers and 35 steals in a single year. His late Homer against the Brewers closer, who hadn't given up a long ball all season, showed his incredible power. Before this game, the Brewers had done a pretty good job of shedding Crowe Armstrong down, holding him to a low batting average. After Pat Murphy even called them, lucky, to have had that success against him, it's

1:01clear he's a major threat, and teens are strategizing to limit his impact. Matthew Boyd pitched well for 7 innings, keeping the Brewers offence and check for most of his outing. However, the Cubs' bullpen couldn't hold the lead once he left the game. Relievers gave a crucial hits and walks, allowing the Brewers to score the runs they needed to win. This series is shaping up to be a tight one, as both teens are battling for position in the standings. The Cubs are looking to bounce back in the remaining games, while the Brewers continue to prove they're a tough opponent. It's the kind of intense baseball you expect at this point in the season.