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Pete Crow-Armstrong ON THE FIRST PITCH … and Then Seiya Suzuki Goes Back-to-Back!

Pete Crow-Armstrong's first-pitch homerun and back-to-back hits with Seiya Suzuki are sparking debate over pitching strategy.

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The Chicago Cubs' victory over the White Sox has reignited discussions about strategic pitching decisions. The game's outcome hinged on Pete Crow-Armstrong's performance, who hit a home run on the first pitch and then went back-to-back with Seiya Suzuki. Crow-Armstrong's two homers were pivotal in the Cubs' 7-5 win in 10 innings.

The decision by Will Venable to pitch to Crow-Armstrong is under scrutiny. Venable's choice to pitch to Crow-Armstrong, despite his recent form, is a focal point of the post-game analysis. Crow-Armstrong's performance also marks his second consecutive 30-30 season, adding fuel to his MVP case.

The open question is whether Venable's decision will be vindicated by Crow-Armstrong's continued success or criticized as a strategic misstep.

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Who hit the first-pitch homerun?

Pete Crow-Armstrong.

Who went back-to-back with Pete Crow-Armstrong?

Seiya Suzuki.

What was the final score of the game?

The Chicago Cubs won 7-5 over the White Sox in 10 innings.

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