Pete Crow-Armstrong Struggles Against Brewers Impact Cubs' Playoff Hopes

Chicago Cubs outfielder Pete Crow-Armstrong has had an impressive season, but his performance against the Milwaukee Brewers has been notably poor. As of Friday, he held a batting line of .281/.375/.572 with 41 home runs and 36 stolen bases, positioning him as a likely candidate for the National League MVP.

However, against the Brewers, Crow-Armstrong has struggled significantly, posting a batting line of .163/.281/.286 in 57 plate appearances, with only two home runs and 21 strikeouts. The Brewers have dominated the Cubs this season, winning nine out of 13 matchups.

Historically, Crow-Armstrong has not fared well against Milwaukee, with a career batting line of .180/.282/.377 in 144 plate appearances. As both teams are vying for playoff positions, the Cubs will need Crow-Armstrong to overcome his difficulties against the Brewers to advance in the postseason.