Cubs Steal Eight Bases Against Pirates
Cubs Steal Eight Bases Against Pirates
Cubs Steal Eight Bases Against Pirates
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The Chicago Cubs made history by stealing eight bases in a single game against the Pittsburgh Pirates, a feat they hadn't achieved since 1913. Rookie Pete Crow-Armstrong led the charge with three steals, bringing his season total to 26. The Cubs executed their steals flawlessly, taking advantage of catcher Yasmani Grandal's struggles, and finished the game with an impressive 11-2 lead. This performance places the Cubs eighth in the league for stolen bases with a total of 120 this season. Despite this success, the Cubs remain on the fringes of playoff contention, currently ranked 19th in MLB Power Rankings. Their aggressive baserunning strategy could be pivotal as they aim to improve their standing and secure a playoff spot.

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Cubs steal eight bases in a game for the first time since 1913 as Pete Armstrong-Crow has three SB
Cubs steal eight bases in a game for the first time since 1913 as Pete Armstrong-Crow has three SB
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