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Crosstown Classic: Cubs Take the Series, Walk Off the White Sox for Second Night in a Row
Bregman drove in the winning run after the White Sox intentionally walked Pete Crow-Armstrong, giving the Cubs their 13th walk-off victory.
- On Tuesday, Chicago Cubs third baseman Alex Bregman hit a walk-off single in the ninth inning at Wrigley Field, lifting the Cubs past the Chicago White Sox 4-3.
- The 74-53 Cubs secured their 13th walk-off win, tying the 2015 team for their most in a season within the last 90 years.
- Early solo home runs from center fielder Pete Crow-Armstrong and third baseman Michael Busch powered the offense, though starting pitcher Kevin Gausman departed in the fifth inning due to left thumb and hand cramping.
- After the White Sox intentionally walked Crow-Armstrong in the ninth, Bregman drove in Carson Kelly with the decisive hit. "Fortunate enough to put a good swing on it today," Bregman said.
- Chicago currently trails the Milwaukee Brewers by 4.5 games in the National League Central, though the club's 40-19 record since June 11 keeps the division title in play.
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Cubs' Alex Bregman Gives Hilarious Postgame Answer After Walking Off White Sox
Chicago Cubs third baseman Alex Bregman played the hero, walking off the Chicago White Sox in the ninth inning of a 4-3 win. Marquee Sports Network’s Taylor McGregor asked Bregman how he stayed ready through a rain delay.“Honestly, I went inside and had some pizza and a Dr. Pepper,” said Bregman, before he broke into […] The post Cubs’ Alex Bregman Gives Hilarious Postgame Answer After Walking Off White Sox appeared first on HEAVY.
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City Series: Chicago Cubs walk off the White Sox for a second night behind Alex Bregman’s heroics in 4-3 win
The Chicago Cubs secured their major-league-leading 13th walk-off win over the White Sox on Tuesday, tying the 2015 team for their most in a season within the last 90 years.
·Chicago, United States
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