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What happened to Pete Crow-Armstrong? Live injury updates for Cubs vs. Nationals 9/6/25

What happened to Pete Crow-Armstrong? Live injury updates for Cubs vs. Nationals 9/6/25

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By: Keagan Smith

UPDATE: Crow-Armstrong had an MRI done on his knee which came out all clear. He’s day-to-day.


Chicago Cubs outfielder Pete Crow-Armstrong exited Saturday’s game against the Washington Nationals early in the sixth inning. He fouled a ball off his own leg and left due to a right knee contusion, per the team.

The Cubs trailed 2-1 at the time Crow-Armstrong was subbed out. He was 1-for-2 with a walk and a strikeout as well.

The 23-year-old outfielder is in the midst of his best season yet on the stat sheet, slashing .254/.293/.496 with 133 hits, 85 RBIs, 84 runs and 28 home runs in 138 games. While he’s slumped as of late, Crow-Armstrong has played a crucial role in the Cubs’ success this year and earned the first All-Star appearance of his young career with his power hitting and defensive prowess.

The Cubs are 81-60 and maintain a five-game lead in the NL Wild Card race entering the season’s home stretch.

Stay tuned to DK Network for live updates.

Keagan is a Texas-based editor and analyst who believes sports are the true eighth wonder of the world. After starting out in local media, he’s provided coverage for DraftKings Network since 2024. He gravitates toward football, hoops and hockey, but is happy to watch and write about any game that involves a ball or a puck. While his own athletic career ended in middle school, he’s also an avid fantasy player with a soft spot for dynasty formats, spending countless hours crafting the ever-elusive perfect squad.
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