Cubs Slump, Home Run Surge, and Crow-Armstrong Fire | Milwaukee Brewers News

The Cubs are in a slump, dropping three straight series for the first time since early June—and they’re surrendering home runs at an alarming rate, ranking among the league’s worst. But here’s the twist: they’re still scoring runs, losing just 12 games when putting up five or more, and nine of those were on exactly five runs. Against hot teams? They’ve been crushing it—35-28 overall, with a stellar 20-11 record at home. And then there’s Pete Crow-Armstrong, smashing homers like nobody’s business (three on Saturday, two on Sunday)—no Cub since 1901 has hit five+ in three straight games. Tonight? A high-stakes pitching duel: Clay Holmes, who’s kept the homers away lately, faces Kyle Harrison, who’s been lights-out against the Cubs this year. Buckle up—it’s going to be wild.

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