Cubs' Cabrera exits with cramp as PCA hits for cycle

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Last updated Jun 18, 2026

Cubs' Cabrera exits with cramp as PCA hits for cycle
Summary

Chicago Cubs starter Edward Cabrera left the game against the Colorado Rockies early on June 17 due to a right hand cramp, adding to the team's ongoing injury issues. Meanwhile, Pete Crow-Armstrong made history by becoming the first Cubs player to hit for a reverse cycle, achieving this feat during a 5-4 walk-off win. The Cubs continue to face challenges, with the offense struggling and injuries mounting in the pitching rotation. Daniel Palencia is also on the injured list for the second time this season, further complicating the bullpen situation.

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  • Cabrera exited mid-inning with a cramp during June 17's game.
  • PCA hit for a reverse cycle, a Cubs first, contributing to a walk-off win.
  • Palencia is now on the injured list for an elbow issue.
  • Cubs' offensive struggles continue despite PCA's standout performance.
  • Team faces a critical stretch with pitching injuries affecting roster depth.
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A picture says 1,000 words — PCA’s reverse cycle sent the Wrigley Field crowd into a frenzy Monday night

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