Pete Crow-Armstrong and Alex Bregman made MLB history on Wednesday night while leading the Chicago Cubs to a blowout win over the Atlanta Braves.
Crow-Armstrong and Bregman each had a home run, each had a triple and each had three extra-base hits in the 8-4 rout at Wrigley Field. That made them the first pair of MLB teammates to do that in the same game in nearly 70 years.
The last pair of teammates to pull that feat off was Willie Mays and Daryl Spencer for the San Francisco Giants in 1958, according to OptaStats .
Bregman came just short of hitting for the cycle in the win. He hit an RBI double in the opening inning to put the Cubs on the…
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