Crow-Armstrong continued his assault of the Dodgers as he hit his fourth of just five total homers on the season against the deafening champs. Ironically, he hit a long fly ball in his first at-bat that should have been out, but was knocked down by the wind at Wrigley Field. All four of his batted balls in this game were hit harder than 100 mph and when he wasn’t hitting home runs, he was running wild on the bases. He is scalding hot right now going 18-for-36 over his last 10 games with five homers, six doubles, and a triple. He has a shot to be a fantasy superstar if he can sustain any type of consistency at the plate. Poor plate discipline may still stand in his way, but this hot streak is a fun one to dream on.

The 23-year-old outfielder smacked an RBI double and scored as part of the Cubs’ five-run uprising in the opening inning. He then crushed a 398-foot (103.6 mph EV) two-run shot off of Dustin May in the fifth inning that increased the Cubs’ lead to 7-4. With his three-hit effort, he’s now slashing a healthy .276/.324/.510 on the season with four homers, 13 RBI and eight stolen bases.

The dynamic 23-year-old outfielder tagged right-hander Tyler Glasnow for a 370-foot (103.3 mph EV) solo shot in the third inning that tied the game at one run apiece. He then snapped a 2-2 tie with a 412-foot (106.1 mph EV) blast off of Blake Treinen in the seventh. Crow-Armstrong also led off the ninth inning with a triple, finishing the evening 3-for-4. On the season, he’s now slashing .229/.289/.400 to go with two homers, seven RBI and six stolen bases.