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Pete Crow-Armstrong's homer not enough in Cubs' loss to Mets
NEW YORK — Cubs center fielder Pete Crow-Armstrong and left fielder Seiya Suzuki sped toward the wall at Citi Field, trying to chase down a sharp fly ball hit between them by the Mets’ Luis Torrens in the second inning Sunday. Crow-Armstrong got there first, jumping into the padding and missing the ball by inches.
Francisco Lindor hit a go-ahead homer to start a four-run eighth inning and the New York Mets beat the Chicago Cubs 6-2 to ...
The Cubs dropped two of the three games against the Mets this weekend, giving them back-to-back series losses for the first ...
The Chicago Cubs (22-17) are on the road on Saturday to face the New York Mets (25-14) in the second game of a three-game ...
Francisco Lindor led off the eighth inning with a tie-breaking home run to spark a four-run outburst and give the New York ...
The New York Mets won their second straight series with Sunday's 6-2 victory over the Chicago Cubs, thanks to many ...
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Ian Happ was out of the lineup for the second straight day with oblique discomfort but Chicago Cubs manager Craig Counsell ...
After working a 3-1 count, Lindor saw a hanging sweeper and capitalized on it, driving it deep into the Mets’ bullpen to give ...
Cade Horton handled his second New York City traffic jam Saturday much better than his first. After sitting through a ...
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