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Pete Crow-Armstrong goes ballistic after umpire misses balk call in Cubs loss to Diamondbacks
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August 27, 2026
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Pete Crow-Armstrong had to be restrained after umpires missed what crew chief Alfonso Márquez later admitted was an obvious balk call Wednesday.
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