<p>The <a class="Link" href="https://chicago.suntimes.com/cubs" >Cubs</a> were heading for rock bottom Thursday night.</p><p>It sure looked like an ugly stretch was about to get uglier, with Pete Crow-Armstrong making a rare fielding gaffe in center and Shota Imanaga tagged for four home runs.</p><p>A loss would have taken them to last place in the NL Central, by the smallest of percentage points, an unthinkable landing spot for a team with championship-level expectations.</p><p>But then, joy.</p><p>The Cubs rallied from a 6-1 deficit to score a comeback 7-6 win, walking off the A’s and avoiding a sweep at Wrigley Field.</p><p>“Whenever you get to run and jump around like little kids,” Crow-Armstrong said, “it’s always a blast.”</p><p>Who else but Crow-Armstrong would be in the middle of everything?</p><p>After he lost a fly ball that dropped behind him and went for an inside-the-park home run – a play that seemed to represent everything that’s gone wrong for the Cubs the last few weeks – he immediately found redemption with a homer of his own.</p><p>“The first time it’s happened to me here. Pretty helpless feeling,” Crow-Armstrong said of the defensive miscue. “But it’s about moving on.