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Pete Crow-Armstrong's homer not enough in Cubs' loss to Mets
NEW YORK — Cubs center fielder Pete Crow-Armstrong and left fielder Seiya Suzuki sped toward the wall at Citi Field, trying to chase down a sharp fly ball hit between them by the Mets’ Luis Torrens in the second inning Sunday. Crow-Armstrong got there first, jumping into the padding and missing the ball by inches.
The Cubs dropped two of the three games against the Mets this weekend, giving them back-to-back series losses for the first ...
Francisco Lindor hit a go-ahead homer to start a four-run eighth inning and the New York Mets beat the Chicago Cubs 6-2 to ...
Cubs manager Craig Counsell has an update on the Ian Happ oblique injury that kept him out of the lineup for both games this ...
Francisco Lindor led off with the first of New York’s four solo homers and the Mets rolled to a 7-2 victory over the Chicago ...
The Mets have the second-ranked team ERA across all MLB pitching staffs (2.82). The Cubs have hit 57 homers this season, ...
Stadium Rant on MSN22h
Bountiful Bashers! Mets Clobber Three HRs To Devastate Cubs 6-2!The New York Mets entered Sunday's series finale against the Chicago Cubs off another excruciating loss. The Cubs won 6-5, ...
In the wake of a series loss on the road to the Mets, the Cubs welcomed the return home to their rowdy Wrigley Field audience ...
Lindor thought of his wife and mom after homering on Mother’s Day, but he also took inspiration from a recent failure.
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