Pete Crow-Armstrong did it again.
A day after hitting three home runs in a 17-5 win over the Cincinnati Reds, the Chicago Cubs’ slugger posted another multi-home-run effort on Sunday. This time, it didn’t lead to a win.
Crow-Armstrong’s second home run on Sunday cut Chicago’s deficit to two runs in what ended up a 7-5 Reds victory. But another remarkable day at the plate gave him five home runs in two days and further bolstered Crow-Armstrong’s case in what’s turning into a heated MVP race with Shohei Ohtani in the National League.
On Sunday, Crow-Armstrong immediately picked up where he left off after Saturday’s three-home-run outburst. He…
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