Cubs’ Pete Crow-Armstrong addresses crude fan interaction: ‘Let it get away from me a little bit’
Cubs player Pete Crow-Armstrong recently apologized for a vulgar exchange with a fan during a game against the White Sox. He expressed regret over his choice of words, particularly in light of the impact it may have on women in his life and young fans. The incident occurred after Crow-Armstrong failed to catch a fly ball, leading to a heated interaction with a heckling fan.
- ▪Pete Crow-Armstrong acknowledged that he let his emotions get the best of him during a game.
- ▪The exchange involved Crow-Armstrong responding to a fan's heckle with crude language.
- ▪The fan later expressed that the words used by Crow-Armstrong were inappropriate.
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MLB Cubs’ Pete Crow-Armstrong addresses crude fan interaction: ‘Let it get away from me a little bit’ By Michael Blinn Published May 18, 2026, 6:48 p.m. ET See more of our coverage in your search results. Add The New York Post on Google Pete Crow-Armstrong took on a very different tone on Monday. A day after getting into a vulgar exchange with a fan — telling her “You suck my f–king d–k bitch” — during a 9-8 loss to the White Sox, the Cubs star acknowledged he took things a bit too far. “I just regret my choice of words the most, and who that affects in my life directly and indirectly,” Crow-Armstrong told reporters on Monday. “I don’t think that any of the women in my life would ever think that I would use those kinda of words regularly, especially referring to them.
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