MLB decides on punishment for Cubs' Pete Crow-Armstrong following confrontation with White Sox fan

Major League Baseball has reportedly punished Chicago Cubs center fielder Pete Crow-Armstrong following an altercation with a Chicago White Sox fan this past Sunday. 

ESPN's Jesse Rogers reported Tuesday night MLB fined Crow-Armstrong an undisclosed amount for his incident during the Cubs' road game at Rate Field. 

A fan began heckling the outfielder during the fifth inning of the Cubs' 9-8 loss to the White Sox after he failed to catch a fly ball against the wall in right-center. Crow-Armstrong then turned toward her, and they exchanged words. He later apologized, saying he most regretted his "choice of words." 

Pete Crow-Armstrong apologizes for incident 

"I don't think that any of the women in my life would ever think that I use those kinds of words regularly, especially referring to them," Crow-Armstrong told the media Monday. "So, I'm just bummed out of the word choice, about the word choice, and that a bunch of little kids probably find their way to social media and see that as well." 

Crow-Armstrong added that he's "intense on the field," but that doesn't excuse his language toward the female fan, and it's not reflective of his teammates or the clubhouse's culture.