Pete Crow-Armstrong hammered a walk-off two-run homer in the bottom of the 10th inning to seal a 7-5 Cubs (73-53) win over the White Sox (65-59) and push him ahead as the favorite in the National League MVP race. The season series between the Cubs and White Sox is tied at two apiece with two games remaining.
The loss snapped a three-game winning streak for the White Sox. Over the past week, Chicago’s pitching staff has a 4.33 ERA (14th), which has been nullified by the hot bats on offense. The White Sox are hitting .280 over the past six days (5th) and an MLB-best 11 home runs.
The Cubs walk-off winner was an MLB-tying 11 home runs in the past…
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