The Chicago Cubs delivered a commanding 10-0 victory over the Milwaukee Brewers on May 2, powered by Pete Crow-Armstrong’s explosive performance at the plate. Crow-Armstrong smashed two solo home runs, including one in a seven-run second inning that set the tone for the rout. His power display was complemented by Michael Busch’s grand slam, which helped the Cubs build an early, insurmountable lead
Crow-Armstrong’s second homer came in the seventh inning, capping off a dominant offensive showing that had Cubs fans chanting “PCA!” throughout the game. This multi-homer game marked his second in the last 16 contests, highlighting his hot streak with a batting average near .350 and impressive slugging numbers
Meanwhile, Michael Busch’s grand slam was a key moment, showcasing his growing consistency at the plate. The Brewers struggled to contain the Cubs’ offense, which saw every hitter reach base before the end of the second inning. On the mound, Cubs starter Ben Brown delivered six strong innings, allowing just four hits and preserving the bullpen
The Cubs’ depth and firepower were on full display in this NL Central showdown, leaving the Brewers searching for answers after a one-sided defeat. With Crow-Armstrong’s rising star and Busch’s clutch hitting, Chicago looks poised to keep their momentum rolling this season.
