WATCH: Pete Crow-Armstrong talks tight hamstring |
Tony Crumpton
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- 5 hours ago
Chicago Cubs outfielder Pete Crow-Armstrong spoke to the media talking about how he took precautions from his hamstring by not pushing anything in Monday's game, knowing when to push it and when to listen to his body and much more.
Watch the interview below: Video summary/cliff-notes: (00:00-00:34) Pete Crow-Armstrong clarifies that his hamstring issue was not a cramp but rather tightness due to the cold weather. Trainers noticed his extra stretching and advised a precautionary approach. (00:34-01:13) He discusses balancing the desire to play through minor issues with making smart decisions for the long term, emphasizing open communication with trainers. (01:13-01:47) Crow-Armstrong acknowledges the importance of being on the field for Japan but prioritizes being available for the full MLB season, especially in September and October. (01:47-02:56) He reflects on maturity, admitting that if left to his own decisions, he likely would have played. However, he values the collaborative approach that led to a better long-term choice. (02:56-03:32) He expresses frustration about missing the chance to compete against Corbin Burns but appreciates being able to watch and engage with teammates. (03:32-04:07) Crow-Armstrong plans to go through his usual routine and be on the field as scheduled at 1:05 PM. He confirms that the issue was just tightness in his right hamstring.
