Matt Spiegel

That's going to be a pop-out to the third baseman, Jonah Bride.

That was a bases-loaded situation with one out.

Pete swung at the first two pitches and popped out the second one.

And we know that his swing percentage last year was 59.5%, almost 60%.

Number one, right?

Nobody in Major League Baseball swung at more pitches than Pete Crow Armstrong.

And there's Ron Coomer telling you, and I can tell you that this was echoed all throughout Cubs camp, any other conversations I had, people are concerned that the league figured Pete out, high fastball, high fastball, and then junk out of the zone.

Good night, everybody.

And that Pete has to adjust back.

That's what baseball is.

I feel like that scouting report sounds eerily familiar to another very exciting Cubs player.

It's pretty funny, man.

All the Javi Baez comps that we've thrown out there about Pete because of the electricity that he brings.

The emotion with which both of those guys play the game and how beautifully they defend.

Yes, and the relationship with the fans because of it.

Their electricity on the bases as well.

And here we go.

If you can't stop swinging, pitchers ain't going to throw you anything good.

And you're going to get yourself out.

You're going to do their job for them.