Pete Crow-Armstrong

It's just knowing that I'm really lucky and I get to be in a really, really amazing city and I get to be around incredible people every single day.

Go to Cheryl.

I mean, yeah, the fans have never...

never not given me support even in 24 when I was scuffling and I wasn't playing every day um it has only ever been support from from that part of the the Cubs family so the elevation yesterday was cool um

But I've had some pretty cool ones too.

They show up every day, and I get to take a lot of pride in playing in front of them and having thousands of people over my shoulder just cheering for us and for the whole team.

Yeah, well, I think that's a big blessing that comes from this.

I don't know.

Everybody's been trying to get me to play free for a long time.

If I ever didn't, it wasn't because I didn't have a deal or I knew I'd have to go through arbitration and all that stuff.

These are very easy people to deal with when it comes to just day-to-day interaction and then stuff like this.

So the security is nice.

But again, knowing that I just get to keep learning how to be a Cub and I get to do that for a very long time.

And I think that's the nicest part about being able to go out and play now is I get to look at Nico and be like, oh, well, we're going to be doing this together for a long time now.

Dan's be braggy.

Like, yes, getting to play free is going to be really cool, but getting to play with

certain people that I've gotten to build relationships with is going to be even cooler.

No, it's kind of hard to...

It's kind of hard for me to – I don't feel ready to evaluate any of the success yet.

I feel like I want to put more of that together before I can really appreciate it.