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Pete Crow-Armstrong is rewriting Cubs history in real time. The young outfielder crushed his fortieth home run of the season Sunday in Miami, becoming the first Cub to reach that mark since two thousand and five. And it doesn't stop there — PCA has also logged thirty stolen bases, putting him in company with some of the most complete hitters this game has ever seen.
Shifting to the links, and what a moment out of Ireland. Great Britain and Ireland pulled off a stunning come-from-behind victory at Lahinch Sunday, claiming the Walker Cup for the first time in more than a decade. Ian Poulter led the charge off the course too, picking up the tab at a local bar and getting the whole room singing. That's how you celebrate a win that nobody saw coming.
And over in Los Angeles, the clock is ticking for Matthew Stafford and the Rams. The window isn't wide open forever, and both sides know it. This is a team built to win now, with a roster that demands results, not patience. How much runway is left? That's the question hanging over every snap this season.
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