The Chicago Cubs fell 10-3 in the series finale against the Miami Marlins, but the team did win two of three games in this weekend’s matchup. Nonetheless, despite dropping the finale, Pete Crow-Armstrong joined a historic list in the franchise’s history.
Crow-Armstrong hit his 40th home run in the loss to the Marlins, and he is the first Cubs hitter to smack 40 in a single season since Derrek Lee hit 46 in 2005. Even though this is a remarkable personal accomplishment for the Cubs star, manager Craig Counsell doesn’t want the player to be complacent.
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Moreover, Counsell is challenging his star outfielder to
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