In February, Chicago Cubs center fielder Pete Crow-Armstrong was profiled in Chicago Magazine . He told Wayne Drehs that Cubs fans, unlike Dodger fans, "aren’t just baseball fans who go to the game like Dodgers fans to take pictures and whatever. They care.” That little spark of a diss turned into a fire that has yet to reach 100 percent containment. When the Cubs visited Dodger Stadium to play the Dodgers this week, Maddie Lee of the Los Angeles Times asked Crow-Armstrong — a Los Angeles native — about his remarks. “What I wish people could see through is, I’m not getting at die-hard Dodger fans,” Crow-Armstrong told Lee . “They obviously exist, they’re out there. I grew up seeing those people, too, but it’s a see-me city, man. It’s a Lakers city where people show up to sit courtside and look good. And I view it the same way here." Thanks for clarifying that for the ugly people in the back. Holly Robinson-Peete wasn't about to take Crow-Armstrong's comments sitting down.…