Cubs Hall of Famer Billy Williams, 88, understands what goes into an MVP-level performance after finishing as the National League runner-up in 1970 and 1972.
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 It took 56 years, but Pete Crow-Armstrong broke
Billy Williams’ Cubs record for home runs by a left-handed hitter. “Ain’t no telling what this kid is going to do in Chicago,” Williams said. Related articles: | | | |
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