Pete Crow-Armstrong hits three home runs in Cubs' win over Reds

Pete Crow-Armstrong achieved the first three-home-run game of his career on August 29, helping the Chicago Cubs to a 17-5 victory against the Cincinnati Reds. Crow-Armstrong hit two homers in the first two innings, contributing significantly to the Cubs' scoring. He finished the game with four hits and six RBIs, making him the first Cubs player since 1974 with such a performance at Wrigley Field. With this performance, Crow-Armstrong increased his season total to 36 home runs, ranking third in MLB. The win improved the Cubs' record to 77-59, positioning them second in the NL Central and securing the top NL wild-card spot.

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