Pete Crow-Armstrong gifts bat to young fan after Cubs win
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 5, 2026, 1:44 PM
Last updated Aug 5, 2026
Pete Crow-Armstrong had a memorable game for the Chicago Cubs during their victory over the Los Angeles Dodgers on August 4, 2026. He contributed to the Cubs' 5-1 win, securing a series lead at Wrigley Field. Post-game, Crow-Armstrong engaged with a young fan by trading a signed bat for a gift from the child, creating a special moment. This follows a strong season for Crow-Armstrong, as he has hit 24 home runs and holds an OPS of.919, ranking second in MLB.
- •Cubs win 5-1 against Dodgers, securing series lead.
- •Pete Crow-Armstrong hits 24 home runs this season.
- •Crow-Armstrong engages with young fan post-game.
- •His OPS of.919 is second highest in MLB.
- •Cubs play final game against Dodgers on August 5.
- 1:44 PMYahoo Sports — Watch Pete Crow-Armstrong gift young Cubs fan special item in heartwarming moment after Wrigley win
"Pete Crow-Armstrong’s stock with the Chicago Cubs could not get much higher, but he has somehow managed to take his reputation up another notch with the fans. Tuesday saw a memorable victory over the Los Angeles Dodgers in Tarik Skubal’s debut following his blockbuster trade.
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