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The 'Last 3-HR game by MLB team' quiz
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The 'Last 3-HR game by MLB team' quiz

Chicago Cubs centerfielder Pete Crow-Armstrong is on a quest to unseat Shohei Ohtani as National League MVP, and his performance in their 17-5 win over Cincinnati on Saturday could be another jewel in his pending crown. 

PCA mashed three home runs to bring his season total to 36, already five more than his previous career-high of 31 last season. He’s added 89 RBI and leads the National League in slugging percentage (.567) and OPS (.944). He’s also stolen 32 bases, joining Sammy Sosa as the only Cubs to join the 30/30 club in multiple seasons and the only one ever to do it in back-to-back campaigns. 

While the National League Central is likely out of reach with the Brewers holding an eight-game advantage and a chance to finish with the best record in baseball, Chicago is still trying to stave off the Philadelphia Phillies for the top wild-card spot. 

Which brings us to today’s quiz. PCA is the third Cub this season to hit three home runs in a single game, joining Alex Bregman and Dansby Swanson. With that being said, can you name the last player to hit three home runs in one game for each MLB franchise?

Good luck!

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ARZ / 2025 / #28 / 3B
Eugenio Suarez
ATH / 2025 / #23 / C
Sea Langeliers
ATL / 2024 / #16 / C
Travis d'Arnaud
BAL / 2021 / #6 / DH
Ryan Mountcastle
BOS / 2024 / #36 / 1B
Triston Casas
CHC / 2026 / #4 / CF
Pete Crow-Armstrong
CHW / 2021 / #44 / C
Seby Zavala
CIN / 2025 / #7 / 1B
Spencer Steer
CLE / 2025 / #11 / 3B
Jose Ramirez
COL / 2026 / #15 / C
Hunter Goodman
DET / 2026 / #33 / 3B
Colt Keith
HOU / 2024 / #44 / DH
Yordan Alvarez
KC / 2016 / #6 / CF
Lorenzo Cain
LAA / 2009 / #48 / CF
Torii Hunter
LAD / 2026 / #44 / CF
Andy Pages
MIA / 2025 / #28 / LF
Kyle Stowers
MIL / 2022 / #16 / 2B
Kolten Wong
MIN / 2025 / #18 / 1B
Kody Clemens
NYM / 2021 / #12 / SS
Francisco Lindor
NYY / 2025 / #35 / CF
Cody Bellinger
PHI / 2026 / #12 / DH
Kyle Schwarber
PIT / 2026 / #29 / 1B
Ryan O'Hearn
SD / 2021 / #23 / SS
Fernando Tatis Jr.
SEA / 2026 / #29 / C
Cal Raleigh
SF / 2025 / #41 / 1B
Wilmer Flores
STL / 2026 / #22 / LF
Joshua Baez
TB / 2026 / #13 / 3B
Junior Caminero
TEX / 2023 / #53 / RF
Adolis Garcia
TOR / 2022 / #11 / SS
Bo Bichette
WAS / 2025 / #2 / 2B
Luis Garcia Jr.

Tommy Fradenburg is a freelance writer and an alumni of UNC Chapel Hill currently based in Charlotte, North Carolina. He religiously follows his favorite teams The New York Yankees and Dallas Cowboys (yes, he knows) as well as his alma mater the Tar Heels and West Ham United F.C. in the Premier League. See more of his work on Twitter @tommyfradenburg.

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