Cubs Pete Crow-Armstrong Crashes Wrigleyville Kids Lemonade Stand

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Cubs outfielder Pete Crow-Armstrong surprised three boys running a lemonade stand in Wrigleyville on a July afternoon, creating a viral moment. Madden Rizzuti and his friends set up their stand to fund blue stars in Madden's hair, inspired by Crow-Armstrong's own unique look. After Kourtney Turner, Justin Turner's wife, relayed their story, Crow-Armstrong visited, purchased lemonade, and engaged with the boys. He even sent a Venmo payment to ensure Madden could get the desired haircut. This heartwarming interaction resonated widely, showcasing Crow-Armstrong's approachable nature and positive influence on young fans.

Madden's mother reflected on the unique experience of raising kids in Wrigleyville, where encounters with players are part of everyday life. Crow-Armstrong's rising stardom in baseball has made him a relatable figure for children, further endearing him to fans. The memorable day concluded with Madden attending a Cubs game sporting his new hairstyle and running the bases after the match.

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