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The Chicago Cubs lost 8-6 to the St. Louis Cardinals on Saturday at Wrigley Field, but Pete Crow-Armstrong stepped up with a thank-you speech to ballpark workers.

And when players can connect with the rest of the ballpark employees, like Crow-Armstrong did Saturday with his impromptu pregame speech, it’s a team in the truest sense of the word.

Pete Crow-Armstrong told Wrigley Field workers they helped make the ballpark the special place it is, and thanked them for the conversations and relationships he’s developed in his young career.