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Pete Crow-Armstrong Still Getting Used to Calling Aaron Judge a Teammate on Team USA
When Pete Crow-Armstrong puts on a Team USA jersey, it’s not exactly a new feeling. The Chicago Cubs center fielder has been representing the red, white, and blue since he was 12 years old. But stepping onto the field in the World Baseball Classic alongside some of the game’s biggest stars still feels a little surreal.
Crow-Armstrong admitted as much on an upcoming episode of Boardroom Talks, set to drop later this month, while discussing what it means to share an outfield with players like Aaron Judge and Byron Buxton for Team USA.
“I was about to say that you see me playing next to you,” Crow-Armstrong joked in response to a question about the stacked roster. “That’s what makes it a little different. I’m having a hard time bringing myself back down to earth, and considering myself a teammate of theirs, I think at this point.”
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MESA, Ariz. — Center fielder Pete Crow-Armstrong admitted he will miss his Cubs teammates while he’s away at the World Baseball Classic.
‘‘But this is special,’’ Crow-Armstrong said Sunday as he, third baseman Alex Bregman and left-hander Matthew Boyd prepared to leave spring training to play for Team USA in the WBC.
‘‘This is obviously something new for me, and I just feel very lucky that I get to experience something like this. I’m ready to play some real meaningful baseball and just go wear those colors. I haven’t done it for some years, and getting to do it at the highest stage is going to be special.’’
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