Wrigley Field was electric as the Chicago Cubs pulled off an epic comeback, capped by Pete Crow-Armstrong’s walk-off single and a surprise appearance from Cubs legend Anthony Rizzo.

There is no way to know right now if what took place at Wrigley Field on Thursday night will go down as a turning point in this season for the Cubs. All that can be said in this moment is that it was

The Chicago Cubs have not had much to celebrate over the last several weeks. Sure, they had two different ten-game winning streaks earlier this season, but they followed that up with a ten-game losing streak and just an abysmal run of inconsistent baseball.

The Cubs are in some unfamiliar territory. With their 5-4 10-inning loss to the visiting Athletics Wednesday night, Chicago became the first team in MLB history to win at least 15 straight home games and then lose their next eight straight at home.

The “A’s Cast” crew breaks down the Athletics' 2-1 win against the Chicago Cubs on Tuesday night at Wrigley Field.Athletics pitching prospect Gage Jump shines, bullies Cubs in first MLB win originally

The South Bend Cubs (29-17) won their series against the Fort Wayne TinCaps (23-27) on Saturday night at Four Winds Field, earning a 7-0 victory. The Cubs have now claimed four consecutive series and maintain the best record in the Midwest League.

The Cubs pound the Cardinals behind an elite Ben Brown outing.

After two nights of booing and "overrated" chants from Cardinals fans, Crow-Armstrong silenced St. Louis with an electric all-around performance in Saturday's Cubs win.