David Peterson strong again in Cubs' 5-2 win over Yankees
<p>When pitcher<b> David Peterson </b>joined the <a class="Link" href="https://chicago.suntimes.com/cubs" >Cubs</a> after a June 25 trade with the Mets, the move wasn’t expected to change the path of the pennant race or give his new team an ace. <b>Edward Cabrera </b>and <b>Ben Brown </b>had just landed on the injured list, joining <b>Justin Steele</b>, <b>Cade Horton </b>and <b>Jameson Taillon</b>, meaning the Cubs just wanted somebody who was healthy.</p><p>Peterson, who had a 6.09 ERA in 68 innings with the Mets, qualified.
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The Chicago Cubs defeated the New York Yankees 5-2. Pitcher David Peterson started the game and gave a strong performance. Peterson was acquired from the New York Mets in a trade on June 25. The Cubs needed a healthy pitcher after several starters went on the injured list.
Why it matters
It shows how a mid‑season trade can provide needed help when a team faces injuries. It also highlights the Cubs' effort to stay competitive in the pennant race.
- Who did the Cubs beat?
- They beat the New York Yankees 5-2.
- When was David Peterson traded to the Cubs?
- He was traded from the Mets on June 25.
- Why did the Cubs need Peterson?
- Several Cubs pitchers were injured, so they needed a healthy arm.
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David Peterson strong again in Cubs' 5-2 win over Yankees
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