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  "path": "/the-cubs-are-riding-the-worlds-bumpiest-roller-coaster",
  "publishedAt": "2026-06-16T19:11:40.000Z",
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    "chicago cubs",
    "pete crow-armstrong",
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  "textContent": "For one night, you could be forgiven if your failing eyes confused Pete Crow-Armstrong for the ghost of Hack Wilson stepping up to the plate at Wrigley Field. Actually, scratch that. _Most_ nights, you could be forgiven for confusing Pete Crow-Armstrong with a ghost. Frankly, I’m not quite convinced that he isn’t, especially with some of the defensive gaffes he made earlier this season, where the ball seemed to slip through his fingers as if he was fighting to remain on the plane of the living. But I digress.\n\nLast night, PCA became the 13th player in Cubs history to complete a cycle, hitting a single, a double, a triple, and a homer in one game. But PCA only took four plate appearances to complete the achievement, and he did so in a way no other Cub has done before.\n\nhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9UlEIBrbMgM",
  "title": "The Cubs Are Riding The World’s Bumpiest Roller Coaster"
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