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Pete Crow-Armstrong’s Brewers Struggle | Milwaukee Brewers News

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Pete Crow-Armstrong’s MVP-caliber season hits a snag against the Milwaukee Brewers—his divisional rivals—where he’s batting just .067 with a brutal slash line and sky-high strikeouts, starkly contrasting his dominance elsewhere. With five games left and playoff history showing similar struggles, his future matchups could be a wild card in his MVP race.

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On September 2nd, Pete Crow Armstrong is having a monster year, looking like a real MVP candidate in the National League. He's hitting over 800 OPS against most teams he's faced, but there's this one glaring exception, the Milwaukee Brewers. It's weird because they're in his division, meaning he'll be seeing them a lot for the foreseeable future. This season, his numbers against the Brewers are just rough. We're talking a batting average of .067. That's two hits in 34 trips to the plate, and one of those was against the guy who doesn't even usually play the field. It's a stark contrast to how he's performing against everyone else. Looking at his career numbers against Milwaukee, it's more of the same story. His slash line is way down, and he's striking out a ton. He is managed to hit a few home runs against them, which is something. But overall, the Brewers are the team he struggles with the most by AA, significant margin. He's got five more games against him before the season wraps up. While his MVP chances are still solid, these struggles against a divisional opponent are definitely something to keep an eye on.

It raises questions about how he might fare if they meet in the playoffs. His performance in last year's playoffs series against them also wasn't great, with a lot of strikeouts and not many hits. It's a pattern that's hard to ignore, especially when you consider how dominant he's been everywhere else. That wraps Milwaukee Brewers news today. Brought to you with AI.

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