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Pete Crow-Armstrong's Go-Ahead Triple Lifts Cubs to 5-2 Win over Yankees

Crow-Armstrong drove in the go-ahead run and scored twice as Chicago rallied past New York behind a late insurance hit and strong bullpen work.

  • On Saturday, the Chicago Cubs defeated the New York Yankees 5-2 in Chicago, with Pete Crow-Armstrong driving in the go-ahead run with a seventh-inning triple and scoring twice.
  • Nico Hoerner tied the game with his sixth home run, fueling a seventh-inning rally where Crow-Armstrong drove in Pedro Ramirez before scoring on a Seiya Suzuki single.
  • With the wind blowing in at 21 mph, Spencer Jones homered and scored both Yankees runs, while Ali Sanchez recorded three of New York's eight hits.
  • Fernando Cruz took the loss after allowing Hoerner's tying home run, while Cubs reliever Trent Thornton earned the win pitching 2/3 of an inning.
  • On Sunday, RHP Gerrit Cole starts for the Yankees against Cubs RHP Colin Rea in the series continuation.
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Chicago Cubs 5, N.Y. Yankees 2

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Pete Crow-Armstrong's go-ahead triple lifts Cubs to 5-2 win over Yankees

Pete Crow-Armstrong drove in the go-ahead run with a seventh-inning triple and scored twice as the Chicago Cubs evened their series with the New York Yankees with a 5-2 win.

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Pete Crow-Armstrong boosted the lead race with a triple in the seventh inning and scored twice, while Chicago Puppies beat the New York Yankees on Saturday night by 5-2 to match their series.

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