Summary
The Chicago Cubs are losing 2-0 to the Milwaukee Brewers in the National League Division Series, with the Cubs struggling offensively. Cubs player Pete Crow-Armstrong suggested that improving their offense could be as simple as putting more balls in play to score more runs.
Key Facts
- The Chicago Cubs are down 2-0 against the Milwaukee Brewers in the series.
- The Cubs have been outscored 16-6 over two games by the Brewers.
- The Cubs have only 10 hits in the series, while the Brewers have 24.
- In Game 2, all Cubs runs came from a single home run by Seiya Suzuki.
- The Brewers finished Game 2 by getting the last 15 Cubs players out in a row.
- Pete Crow-Armstrong, who was an MVP candidate earlier, is struggling and went 1-for-8 in this series.
- Crow-Armstrong suggested putting more balls in play as a way to improve scoring.
- The Cubs have struck out 23 times in the series, which is affecting their chances to win.
