Pete Crow-Armstrong steals second base and then scores to give the Cubs a 3-2 lead over the D-backs in the bottom of the 6th inning
Chicago Cubs center fielder Pete Crow-Armstrong showed up at spring training on Thursday sporting big blue stars on his head. Crow-Armstrong, known for his outrageous hairstyles, drew attention from fans and teammates alike. He said it just kind of happened.
Kevin Ginkel gets Pete Crow-Armstrong to strike out swinging for the first out in the bottom of the 2nd inning against the Cubs
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Chicago Cubs Offense Shines Through First Four Spring Training Games
Photos: An inside look at 2025 Chicago Cubs spring training
Cubs staff, fans, and members of the press watch Chicago Cubs pitcher Shota Imanaga throw in a live batting practice during spring training at Sloan Park on Sunday, Feb. 16, 2025, in Mesa, Ariz. (Armando L. Sanchez/Chicago Tribune)
Sights and sounds in spring training: How Cubs hitters are influencing each other
MESA, Ariz. — As groups of two to three players cycled through Cubs hitting coach Dustin Kelly’s station Saturday at Sloan Park, they talked off to the side as they waited their turn. It was an extension of a theme manager Craig Counsell highlighted last spring: The players are constantly talking about their swings.
Cubs center fielder Pete Crow Armstrong is trying to build off a strong finish to his rookie season, and already feels like one of the stars of spring training, in more ways than one. Crow-Armstrong made a star-studded splash to start spring training with his eye-popping Cubbie blue and blonde hairdo.
There’s no equivalent Plan B if the Chicago Cubs don’t sign Alex Bregman. It’s not like another comparable free agent is still out there in the middle of February. Bregman plays Gold Glove defense at third base,
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