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Caleb Williams, Bulls players sit front row at Wrigley Field to cheer on Pete Crow-Armstrong

Caleb Williams showed love for the probable National League MVP on Thursday.

On Thursday, Chicago Bears quarterback Caleb Williams appeared at Wrigley Field to support Cubs star Pete Crow-Armstrong, alongside Chicago Bulls players Caleb Wilson and Matas Buzelis. The quartet joined Crow-Armstrong during the Cubs' game against the Milwaukee Brewers, seated just behind the Cubs' dugout. Their presence was a clear display of support for the baseball player, who had previously been mentioned in Williams' podcast episode "Hot Ones."

Crow-Armstrong ultimately delivered with a two-run homer in the bottom of the third inning, securing a 2-1 victory for the Cubs over the Brewers.

In appreciation for the support, Crow-Armstrong was seen waving a "W" flag at the game, and he posed for a photo with the Bears and Bulls contingent. In the photo, Crow-Armstrong was holding a copy of the game's Madden NFL 2027, on which Williams had signed a message of support. The gesture of solidarity among Chicago athletes highlights the growing excitement and camaraderie within the city's sports scene as the season progresses.

With the MLB regular season in full swing and both the Cubs and White Sox exhibiting playoff potential, as well as the Bears beginning their new season with high expectations, Chicago's sports community appears to be thriving, with its stars coming together to uplift and champion each other.

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